The 100 MW plant will help the nation’s grid adapt to the renewables age. Image: shankar s/Flickr

7294642026_1420ea99cd_o-1200x900 — The 100 MW plant will help the nation’s grid adapt to the renewables age. Image: shankar s/Flickr

Cambodia’s 100 MW National Solar Park project moves forward

The Asian Development Bank, which is backing the plant, is seeking project consultants. If built, the solar park would improve the country’s limited power supply and bring technical benefits to the national grid.

February 13, 2019

by PV Magazine

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is moving forward with implementation of the 100 MW National Solar Park project in Cambodia, launched in June 2017.

The lender has issued an expression of interest to seek project implementation consultantsfor design and construction of the large-scale solar park, which is expected to be developed in several phases.

In full: https://www.pv-magazine.com/2019/02/12/cambodias-100-mw-national-solar-park-project-moves-forward/

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