The YESC distribution line project (2024–25) upgraded 0.4–33 kV networks, transformers, VCB panels and underground cables across Yangon in 165 days.

The Hsihseng 33 kV line project delivered a turnkey line to Naung Yindong in 180 days, strengthening reliable electricity distribution in Shan (South).

The Pathein 66 kV line project delivered a turnkey feeder from the 230 kV Kan Kone main substation in 180 days, strengthening power for Pathein.

The Waw 33 kV line project upgraded Bago (East) with ACSR 477 MCM on a turnkey basis in 180 days, boosting reliable electricity distribution.

The Danubyu 33 kV line project upgraded the Yekyi–Danubyu corridor with ACSR 477 MCM on a turnkey basis in 180 days, boosting grid reliability.

The Kyaikto 33 kV line project delivered a turnkey AW/OC dedicated feeder in 180 days, strengthening supply to Kyaiktiyo Pagoda and Cable Car substations.

Shan South rural electrification delivered 11 kV lines and transformers in Pinlaung, Naungtayar, and Tigyit in 365 days, boosting reliable village power.

The Pyigyidagon 66 kV line project (Phase 2) installed seventy 22 m concrete poles in 120 days, strengthening electricity distribution in Mandalay.

The Yamethin substation upgrade at Ywar Tan replaced (2.5+1.5) MVA with a 10 MVA transformer in 180 days, improving electricity supply in Myanmar.

Completion of a new power substation in Bago improves electricity supply in Myanmar, delivering reliable energy for residents and businesses.