The following places in Myanmar are particularly suitable for installing ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilator), mainly in the industrial and agricultural fields. 

These places are highly applicable based on local climate requirements (tropical monsoon climate, warm and humid all year round), industrial development status 

(such as power shortage and energy saving needs) and actual application scenarios (such as ventilation-intensive facilities). The following are specific recommended locations:

1. Industrial Zones and Manufacturing Centers

Taunggyi Industrial Zone: Located in southern Shan State, the region faces power shortages and is actively exploring alternative energy solutions such as photovoltaic power generation; 

industrial plants have high ventilation requirements, and ERV systems can effectively recover energy, reduce operating costs and improve the working environment.

Ruili Border Industrial Park: As an important trade hub on the China-Myanmar border, the industrial park has dense manufacturing industries (such as garment processing), low labor costs

 but high ventilation requirements; such facilities are suitable for installing ERVs to improve energy efficiency and air quality.

Industrial belt around Yangon Port: As the largest port in Myanmar, Yangon Port is home to a large number of logistics and processing companies. Frequent exports of machinery and 

equipment indicate active industrial activities. ERVs can be used for factory ventilation, especially to recover heat energy in high humidity environments.

2. ‌Agriculture and breeding bases‌

Farms and greenhouses in Kachin State: The climate in this region is suitable for agricultural development (such as rice and tea planting), and the breeding industry has great potential. 

Negative pressure fans have been successfully used in similar scenarios, indicating that ERVs can be used in greenhouses or livestock farms to maintain temperature and humidity stability 

through energy recovery and improve production efficiency.

Myawaddy Township Agricultural Area: Located in the Greater Mekong River Basin, trade is frequent but ventilation needs are not fully met. ERVs can be introduced into local greenhouses and 

breeding facilities to meet ventilation challenges in tropical climates.

3. ‌Other high-demand facilities‌

Large building complexes: Such as airports and factories (teak processing plants, etc.) in Naypyidaw or Yangon. These places have dense central air-conditioning systems. ERVs can be integrated 

into the exhaust system to recover energy and reduce energy consumption.

Emerging urban development zones: With the influx of foreign investment and policy opening, Myanmar's urban industrial zones (such as the entrepreneurial hotspot of Kachin State) are expanding rapidly.

 As an environmental protection equipment export project, ERV has significant application potential in new buildings.

Recommended implementation points

Climate adaptability: In Myanmar's tropical climate, ERV can recover energy from hot and humid air and reduce air conditioning load.

Policy support: The Myanmar government encourages energy-saving technologies and investment in industrial zones can enjoy tax incentives, which provides favorable conditions for ERV installation.

Application priority: Prioritize deployment in power-intensive areas (such as Taunggyi) or high-density workplaces to maximize economic benefits.

In summary, the applicable locations of ERV in Myanmar focus on industrial and agricultural intensive areas and emerging development zones. Combined with local climate and industrial characteristics, 

it can significantly improve energy efficiency and comfort.