Operations & Projects
Tun Thwin projects use the advanced technology to minimize long-term environmental impact and facilitate environmental rehabilitation, when extracting high quality coal from the Kalewa Basin.
Tun Thwin operates major mines in the Kalewa area, approximately 200 miles North West of Mandalay.
Producing more than 100,000 tons of coal per year, Tun Thwin mines are primary contributors to the economic success of Kalewa and Sagaing Kalewa.
Through the use of state of the art technology, Tun Thwin has secured itself a reputation as a leader in open cut coal production.
Pluzawa Mine
Name:              Pluzawa (pronounced Pa-Lu-Za-Wa)
Location:          Kalewa, Sagaing Region (North West of Myanmar)
Mine Area:       4500 acre(18.22 sq km) - biggest coal mine in Myanmar
Type of Coal:    sub-bituminous to bituminous clean coal
Type of Mining: Open Cut(and planning to do underground mining in the near future)
Ore Reserve:    ~100 million tons

Tun Thwin is operating the following projects jointly with China Guodian Corporation, one of the five largest power producers in People's Republic of China.
Kalewa Coal Fired Thermal Power Plant Project
Kalewa Coal Fired Thermal Power Plant (600MW)
Locaton:                Kalewa, Sagaing Region (located near Pluzawa coal mine)
Installed Capacity:  ~540MW
Completion date:    2014
Mawlaik Hydropower Development Project

Location:               Mawlaik, Sagaing Region
Installed Capacity: ~800MW
Completion date:    2015
Nam Tabak Hydropower Development Project

Location:              South East of Myitkyinar, Kachine State
Installed Capacity: ~300MW
Completion date:   2015