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What is Cambodia upper Tatay hydropower station?

Rattanak said the Cambodia Upper Tatay Hydropower Station was the second project developed by the CHMC after the company invested in the development of a 246-MW Cambodia Tatay Hydropower Station here in 2010, in a 42-year BOT mode. The first project was put into operation in 2015 and has generated 858 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year.

Why is China investing in Cambodia''s upper Tatay hydropower station?

The project of the Chinese-invested Cambodia Upper Tatay Hydropower Station will increase the reliable source of clean energy in Cambodia, contributing further to socioeconomic development and poverty reduction, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet said on Thursday. (Photo: Xinhua)

Which country builds the most hydroelectric plants in Cambodia?

China is the largest investor in building hydroelectric plants in Cambodia. According to the Ministry of Mines and Energy, seven Chinese-built hydroelectric dams in the kingdom with a total capacity of 1,328 MWs have been put into operation so far.

Why are hydropower plants important to Cambodia?

"Hydropower plants are crucial to ensuring Cambodia''s energy security and they have been providing enormous benefit to Cambodia and its people," he said. "Cambodia aims to lift its share of clean energy generation capacity to 70 percent by 2030 from the current 62 percent," he added.