Cambodia Accelerates Renewable Energy Target to 70% by 2030
Cambodia aims to source at least 70% of its domestic electricity from renewable sources by 2030, currently exceeding 63%. Led by hydropower and solar, the nation is also developing battery storage and pumped hydro projects to ensure reliable supply and foster industrial opportunities.
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