The government is boosting building new energy plant projects to generate clean energy for the grid, said Keo Rattanak, Minister of Mines and Energy. The projects will increase Cambodia's share of clean energy generation capacity to 70 percent by 2030 from more than 62 percent at present, Rattanak said.
The Royal Government last September approved 23 power investment projects with an energy capacity of 5,950MW, to address the shortage of energy sources. Cambodia's total installed electricity capacity amounted to 5,044MW last year, up 8.5 percent from 4,649MW in 2023,
“Comparing Cambodia with other countries in the region, excluding Laos, if we can produce 70 percent by 2030, Cambodia will be ranked second among the 10 ASEAN countries with the highest clean energy, and this clean energy will provide many benefits in other areas,” he said in an annual meeting held last week.
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These 23 projects will include 12 solar energy ventures, 6 wind energy developments, a biomass-solar hybrid project, an LNG power plant, a hydropower project, and two energy storage
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