Cambodia Secures $182 Million Loan for First Battery Storage Project, Boosting Green Energy Transition
Cambodia's banking sector has agreed to a syndicated term loan facility of $182 million for the nation's first Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project. The initiative aims to enhance electricity supply stability and reduce carbon emissions.
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