Cambodia to Deploy Large-Scale Battery Storage with ADB Financing to Accelerate Renewable Energy Transition
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $63.4 million financing package for the construction of Cambodia's first utility-scale battery energy storage system, aiming to expand renewable energy integration and stabilize power supply.
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