Mee Panyar is on a mission to build solar skills and community energy systems that expand access, resilience, and local ownership in Myanmar.
Mee Panyar supports solar training, community energy, and energy access initiatives in Myanmar with the goal of strengthening the local energy ecosystem. We focus on the conditions that allow solar energy to develop as a viable, locally rooted market — including skills, coordination, and institutional capacity.
By supporting these foundations, we aim to ensure that communities and local actors have the agency and tools to shape how solar energy is deployed and sustained over time.
Our Work
Train the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
We offer free, hands-on solar training programs that equip people in Myanmar with the skills, confidence, and connections to build meaningful careers in clean energy.
Support Community-Owned Energy Projects
We partner with communities, cooperatives, and grassroots organizations to design, build, and manage decentralized renewable energy systems. Our focus is on long-term sustainability, community ownership, and local leadership..
Bring Power to Livelihoods and Daily Life
We help small businesses and households unlock the full potential of solar energy by powering tools, appliances, and income-generating activities in rural communities.
From hands-on solar training for youth to community mini-grids, business electrification, and emergency power relief, we work alongside local leaders, organizers, and partners to grow practical, people-powered solutions for a better energy future for Myanmar.
Earthquake Relief for Myanmar
We need your help to deploy emergency solar power stations in underserved earthquake-affected areas, supporting:
Community rescue and relief teams
Critical services like water filtration, medical devices, and phone/device charging
Nighttime lighting for safety and relief efforts
Our team and network of 300+ alumni are already on the ground working to address the most urgent and challenging needs, focusing on communities that are the most vulnerable.
