Cambodia Deploys Mobile Substations to Bolster Power Supply for Tourism and Industry
Electricité du Cambodge has commissioned its second mobile substation in Siem Reap and a first in Baray district, Kampong Thom. These units aim to meet urgent electricity needs, enhancing supply efficiency, especially in areas with growing demand and where permanent substations are under construction.
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