Finnish Company to Operate 200-MW Solar Power in Cambodia

2020-09-22

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Summary：Finnish technology company Wärtsilä has signed an agreement with Electricite du Cambodge (EDC) on the C7 power plant project in Phnom Penh, to maintain a five-year supply of electricity in Cambodia, according to the Power Engineering website on 17 September.

Under this agreement, a supplier of electrical engineering SchneiTec will be in charge of implementing the project.
The agreement aims to support the availability, performance, and reliability of the 12 Wärtsilä 50DF dual-fuel engines that generate a total of 200MW of power to the main grid.

With the development of Cambodia, people need more and more electricity. In addition to importing electricity from Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, Cambodia is also vigorously constructing hydropower stations, thermal power stations and solar power stations to increase domestic power supply without relying on neighboring countries.

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