The government has pledged to cease new coal power plant investments after 2024 and prioritize renewable energy, aligning with its Power Development Master Plan (PDP) 2022-2040.
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The total investment for these projects is estimated at USD 5.79 billion. The projects will play a crucial role in meeting Cambodia''s growing electricity demand. It will ensure a reliable and
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The 150 MW wind farm, set to be located in Mondulkiri province, will harness the region''s untapped wind resources. This project aims to showcase the viability of large-scale wind energy in
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A new wind battery storage project is slated to further power Cambodia''s clean energy journey, with Minister of Mines and Energy Keo Rottanak unveiling the energy project in Kampong Chhnang,
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Cambodia has taken a big leap in its clean energy transition with the recent approval of two more wind energy projects, signalling a new era for renewable energy in the country.
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With expertise spanning solar, hydro, transmission lines, battery storage, and green mobility, the company is adding wind energy to its renewable portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to
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Last week, Cambodia approved 23 investment projects in the power sector for 2024-2029, with a total expected investment of USD 5.79 billion.
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The move is aimed at addressing the tight power supply caused by changes in power supply development plans. The implementation of these power investment projects will greatly
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While Cambodia has large resource availability, harnessing such resources faces many challenges. First, awareness of clean energy remains low. Information on benefits of using clean energy is still
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With an investment capital of USD 207 million, this landmark project not only marks a milestone for Cambodia''s energy transition but also aims to create 145 new jobs, contributing to local
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