Sunlabob, Relitec announce Myanmar agreement

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Laos based renewable energy and clean water company Sunlabob has signed a partnership agreement to develop solar projects in Myanmar.

Sunlabob will work with Yangon, Myanmar-based Relitec on solar projects across the southeast Asian country.

Relitec specializes in engineering, installation and the operations and maintenance of solar technology.

An estimated 42 million of Myanmar's residents do not have access to electricity, with only around 4% of the country's rural population having access.

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