Myanmar’s energy mix is dominated by biomass (traditional wood burning) for total energy supply and a combination of hydropower and natural gas for electricity generation.

Myanmar is identified as one of the most promising candidates for large-scale green hydrogen production in the ASEAN region due to its vast untapped renewable energy resources, particularly solar and hydropower. The 2021 military coup led to a collapse in foreign financing and severe electricity blackouts, stalling major renewable energy developments.

As of 2026 no information is available indicating that Myanmar is actually producing green hydrogen from electrolysis of seawater.