Clean Energy Week Cambodia 2021
Find out all you need to know about clean energy here
What is Clean Energy?
Renewable energy, energy efficiency, smart energy
  • Electricity and heat energy provided by sources that renew and don't run out like the sun, wind and biomass
    Using technology to do the same thing with less energy and optimising the balance of energy supply and demand.
Wind Power
Solar Power
Smart Efficient Use
Why is clean energy so important?
  • CHEAPER
    Cambodia's new solar farm is priced at 3.877cents/kWh less than half the cost of coal and much cheaper than the cheapest hydro project!
  • CLEANER
    Renewable energy releases no direct emissions while coal and fossil fuels release air pollution and carbon emissions
  • FASTER
    Solar capacity can be installed within months where as coal and hydro projects take 3-7 years to build. Wind can be built in 1-2 years
  • MORE INVESTMENT & EMPLOYMENT
    investment on the infrastructure in the country, rather than paying to import fuel every year.
    Renewable energy projects result in double the amount of jobs compared to coal/fossil projects
  • LOWER CARBON
    Solar and wind electricity have no carbon emissions - they do not directly contribute to climate change. While coal and other fossil fuels are the largest contributors to emissions in ASEAN
  • INDEPENDENCE ENERGY SECURITY
    Renewable energy can be installed locally reducing the reliance on importing fuel or electricity from outside Cambodia
Cambodia's electricity right now is not so clean...
Source: Electricity Authority of Cambodia 2020
3.28%
electricity from the grid generated by solar in 2020
54.76%
electricity from the grid generated by coal and oil in 2020
41.03%
electricity from the grid generated by hydropower in 2020
Watch this graphic to find out how electricity is currently produced and how that is set to change....
How does that compare globally?
The global trend is moving from majority fossil fuels to majority clean energy.
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Solar energy and other forms of green energy don't pollute the environment, so they are a priority
Victor Jona, General Director of Energy at the Ministry of Mines and Energy







Solar approved or installed in Cambodia this year will save carbon emissions equivalent to driving back and forth between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh


13 MILLION TIMES






































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But what if all new energy projects were renewable
To meet the growing energy demand up to 2030.
How much carbon would that save?
46 MILLION


Using renewable energy for all new energy needs until 2030 would save the same amount of carbon as planting 46 million trees
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There is an urgent need to move towards an equitable energy transition
Samdech HUN SEN, Prime Minister of Cambodia
Some words about
EnergyLab Cambodia
EnergyLab supports the growth of the clean energy market in Cambodia, with a particular focus on innovation and entrepreneurs. We do this by connecting and creating a clean energy ecosystem of industry, investors, entrepreneurs and research institutes through a range of programs, partnerships and events.
Take a look at the EnergyLab website!