Energy and Environment
Chinese Company Pledges to Complete Mondulkiri Wind Power Station by 2026
In a significant commitment to renewable energy in Cambodia, HK OASIS Power Energy Development Co., Ltd. has vowed to complete the construction of a 150-megawatt wind power station in Mondulkiri province by 2026. This pledge was made by Mr. Wang Junwei, the company’s representative, during a meeting with HE Chea Vuthy, Secretary General of the […]
Read MoreCambodia and Germany Forge Alliance for Enhanced Waste Management
In a significant step towards improving urban aesthetics and environmental sustainability, Cambodia and Germany have joined forces to strengthen the nation’s waste management strategy. The Ministry of Environment and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) have embarked on a collaborative project titled “Green Initiative for Chakra Economy for Sustainable Waste and Solid Waste Management […]
Read MoreEmerging Green Journey: Cambodia’s Electric Vehicle Boom in 2024
In 2024, Cambodia experienced a remarkable increase in electric vehicle registrations, reaching a total of 2,253—a staggering 620% rise compared to 2023. HE Phorn Rim confirmed this, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport spokesman, on January 15, 2025. This substantial growth indicates a positive shift towards green transportation in Cambodia. HE Phorn Rim stated, […]
Read MoreChinese Firm Eyes Cambodian Waste-to-Energy Potential
Thien Y Environmental Energy Joint Stock Company, a leading Chinese recycling firm, announced its intention to invest in a waste-to-energy plant in a move set to transform waste management in Cambodia. This initiative aims to convert the kingdom’s abundant waste into electricity, creating a sustainable energy source while addressing the pressing issue of waste disposal. […]
Read MoreCOP29 Dispatch: How Digital Twins Can Fortify Infrastructure Against Fierce Storms
By Chris Noon The United Nations calls climate change primarily a water crisis, bringing too much or too little water to the wrong places at the wrong time. Spain’s Valencia province is the latest example. Weeks after deadly flooding swept away bridges and buildings, tens of thousands of volunteers are still digging out their towns […]
Read MoreEvercore Focuses on Clean Energy Investment in Cambodia
The Global investment banking firm Evercore is interested in investing in Cambodia’s clean energy sector. During a meeting on 8 January 2025 between Prime Minister Hun Manet and Evercore Asia President Keith Magnus, the firm also expressed interest in the country’s emerging sectors, including energy, health, and tourism. Magnus emphasized Evercore’s operations and its intention […]
Read MoreVietnam Leads Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition with New USD 15.5 Billion Commitment from EU & US
Vietnam is emerging as a leading hub for renewable energy in Southeast Asia, driven by a USD 15.5 billion pledge from international partners, including the UK, US, and EU, under the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreement. This commitment aims to fund renewable energy projects, reduce the nation’s reliance on coal, and support its ambitious […]
Read MoreCambodian Government Announces Exciting Initiative to Beautify National Roads
To enhance the visual appeal of cities and towns across the country, the Cambodian government is launching a ground-breaking campaign called “National Road Free of Plastic Trash” starting 1 January 2025. This initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Environment, aims to revitalize major national roads—including Roads 3, 4, 41, and 51—by ensuring they are free […]
Read MoreUS Tech Giants Eye Cambodia’s Renewable Energy Potential
In an exciting development for Cambodia’s energy landscape, Ripple Inc., a prominent US fintech firm, is looking to forge a partnership in renewable energy. The company, known for its innovative financial solutions, has expressed a keen interest in establishing solar panel production in Cambodia, aiming to cater to the growing demand for clean energy in […]
Read MoreNearly 19 Hectares of Landfill Inaugurated in Kampong Cham City
A state-of-the-art landfill spanning 18.67 hectares in Koh Roka village, Koh Roka commune, Kampong Siem district, Kampong Cham province, was officially inaugurated on 24 December 2024. This modern garbage disposal site, constructed as part of the Greater Mekong Subregion Corridor Development Project, Phase 4, was funded by a concessional loan from the Asian Development Bank […]
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