Why is Cambodia investing in energy infrastructure?

Cambodia is investing in energy infrastructure to achieve universal access to energy, lower costs, and reduce dependence on energy imported from its neighbors. A significant feature of the Cambodian landscape is its vast river network.

Is Cambodia prepared for green energy?

There are some notable green energy projects in Cambodia, such as the new Coca-Cola facility's installation of a photovoltaic roof design that provides about 1/3 of the building's energy. The potential for green energy in Cambodia is there, and now is the time for the country to seize this opportunity! Stay tuned for a follow-up on Cambodia's green energy potential.

Will Cambodia achieve its energy goal of 100 percent by 2020?

According to the statement 'By 2020, we will achieve our target of 100 percent' , Cambodia aims to achieve its energy goal of 100 percent by 2020. In March 2018, the World Bank released a Framework Diagnostic Report on energy in Cambodia based on a comprehensive survey of households throughout the country.

What is the energy situation in Cambodia?

According to a March 2018 World Bank study, 97.6% of households in Cambodia have access to at least one source of electricity. This includes 71.5% of households connected to the grid and 26.1% using off-grid solutions.

How can Cambodia achieve universal access to energy?

Cambodia hopes to achieve universal access to energy with its recent investment in energy infrastructure. By 2019, the most recent of three coal-fired energy plants is planned to become operational, which should help lower costs and reduce dependence on energy imported from neighbors.

What is the energy plan for Cambodia?

Cambodia's government has embarked on an ambitious plan to provide reliable and inexpensive energy to its entire population (Fixed Question). In line with this objective, the challenges are immense, as Cambodia is still largely rural and crisscrossed by a network of often-remote villages.