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Cambodia Turns to Hydropower as Fuel Crunch Hits
China looks to further boost its footprint in neighboring Asian markets as the energy crisis is straining fuel supply to Southeast Asia.
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Cambodia's shift towards hydropower is a response to the current fuel crunch affecting the region. The country is breaking ground on its first gigawatt-scale hydropower project, the Upper Tatay pumped storage hydropower BOT project. This development comes as Southeast Asia is experiencing a fuel shortage due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The region's reliance on imported fossil fuels has been strained, prompting Cambodia to explore alternative energy sources. By investing in hydropower, Cambodia aims to reduce its dependence on imported fuels and increase its renewable energy output. The start of construction on the Upper Tatay project marks a significant step towards Cambodia's energy diversification.
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