Infrastructure & PPPs in Singapore, Laos and Cambodia - Q2 2026 Update

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SINGAPORE, LAOS, AND CAMBODIA are accelerating infrastructure development through major investments in clean energy, digital infrastructure, transport, and regional connectivity. SINGAPORE is strengthening its position as a regional innovation hub through Microsoft’s USD 5.5 Bn AI investment, a 600 MW hydrogen-compatible power plant, and expanded EV and green shipping infrastructure. LAOS is enhancing regional connectivity with nearly USD 1 Bn in ADB financing and the 770 MW Pak Lay hydropower project, while expanding rail and airport infrastructure. CAMBODIA is advancing its energy transition through the USD 1 Bn Upper Tatay hydropower project, USD 4 Bn high-speed rail upgrade, and 250 MW/500 MWh BESS project, supporting long-term energy security and economic growth.

Read the latest developments in Infrastructure and PPPs in the three countries in our latest insight.

SINGAPORE

SUMITOMO, K LINE, NYK ADVANCE AMMONIA BUNKERING VESSEL DEVELOPMENT IN SINGAPORE

Sumitomo Corporation, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, and NYK Bulkship (Asia) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop ammonia bunkering vessels in Singapore, supporting the country’s transition to low- and zero-emission maritime fuels.

The agreement includes conducting a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study and evaluating the potential acquisition of a purpose-built vessel for ammonia bunkering. The collaboration will define technical specifications, safety standards, operational frameworks, and ownership models tailored to Singapore’s bunkering market.

The initiative aligns with Singapore’s national strategy to position itself as a global hub for sustainable marine fuels, led by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Energy Market Authority. Ammonia is being explored as a key alternative fuel for both maritime applications and power generation. The project is also linked to ongoing developments on Jurong Island, where a consortium led by Keppel Corporation is advancing ammonia-related energy solutions.

SINGAPORE ELEVATES EV CHARGING STANDARD

The Government of Singapore has upgraded its national electric vehicle charging framework, elevating Technical Reference 25 (TR25:2022) to a full national standard (SS 722), effective April 1, 2026.

The updated standard, led by Enterprise Singapore and supported by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), introduces enhanced technical requirements to improve the safety, reliability, and consistency of EV charging infrastructure across the country.

SS 722 expands the scope of EV charging regulations to include emerging technologies such as wireless power transfer, mobile charging systems, and battery swapping solutions for both two-wheelers and four-wheeled vehicles, including heavy goods vehicles. The standard also introduces stricter electrical safety requirements, improved temperature controls, and enhanced cable integrity checks for direct current (DC) charging systems. In addition, new cybersecurity provisions have been incorporated to protect charging infrastructure and communications systems, alongside guidelines for smart grid integration and smart charging capabilities to improve energy efficiency.

The revised framework aims to support the continued expansion of Singapore’s EV charging network while ensuring uniform technical practices across all installations. A transition period of two and a half years has been provided before compliance with SS 722 becomes mandatory for new chargers.

GRAB, WERIDE LAUNCH SINGAPORE’S FIRST AUTONOMOUS PUBLIC RIDE SERVICE

Grab and WeRide have officially launched Singapore’s first autonomous public ride service within a residential estate. The autonomous service is branded as AI. R (autonomously intelligent ride) has commenced public operations in Punggol. This follows a testing phase that began in Q1 2026, during which more than 1,000 passengers, including residents and community stakeholders, participated in trials and provided feedback to refine the service.

To date, the AI. R fleet has logged over 30,000 km of autonomous driving, demonstrating operational readiness. The launch represents the first deployment of autonomous passenger services in a residential setting in Singapore, integrating driverless mobility into everyday urban transport.

During the initial phase, safety operators will remain onboard the vehicles to ensure smooth operations. Grab has already trained 14 driver-partners as certified safety operators through its GrabAcademy program in collaboration with WeRide, with additional personnel undergoing training, including remote fleet monitoring roles.

MICROSOFT TO INVEST USD 5.5 BN IN CLOUD AND AI INFRASTRUCTURE IN SINGAPORE

Microsoft has announced plans to invest USD 5.5 Bn in cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure in Singapore over the next five years, reinforcing the country’s position as a regional AI and digital innovation hub.

The investment will focus on expanding cloud capacity, strengthening AI capabilities, and supporting Singapore’s broader digital transformation agenda under its national AI strategy. The initiative reflects Microsoft’s long-term commitment to enhancing digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and AI adoption across sectors.

In parallel, Microsoft will roll out programs aimed at building AI skills and improving accessibility. These include providing free access to Microsoft 365 Copilot for 12 months to over 200,000 tertiary students, enabling hands-on experience with AI-powered tools across productivity applications.

The company will also expand its Microsoft Elevate initiatives in Singapore, offering training for educators to integrate AI responsibly in classrooms, as well as programs for nonprofit leaders to adopt AI for social impact. The investment is expected to support enterprise adoption of AI, improve workforce readiness, and strengthen Singapore’s competitiveness in the global digital economy.

UNCTAD AND SINGAPORE PORT AUTHORITY LAUNCH MARITIME PARTNERSHIP

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore have launched a new partnership to advance sustainable and inclusive maritime transport systems.

The collaboration will focus on promoting the adoption of alternative fuels and digital solutions across global ports and shipping networks. Leveraging Singapore’s position as a leading maritime hub and UNCTAD’s global development expertise, the initiative aims to pilot scalable solutions that can be adapted across different national contexts.

Key areas of cooperation include sustainable finance, digital innovation, workforce development, and knowledge sharing, particularly to support developing countries facing constraints in funding, technology, and skills. The partnership also seeks to strengthen port performance, enhance connectivity, and improve preparedness for supply chain disruptions.

The initiative comes amid increasing pressure to decarbonize maritime transport and growing concerns over global supply chain vulnerabilities, including disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions and energy market volatility. It will also contribute to preparations for upcoming global discussions on trade and logistics resilience.

INDIA, SINGAPORE PLAN DIGITAL CORRIDOR AND GREEN SHIPPING ROADMAP

The Governments of India and Singapore are working on a roadmap to develop a digital corridor and advance green shipping collaboration, as part of broader efforts to decarbonise the maritime sector.

The initiative is expected to lead to a formal memorandum of understanding (MoUs) covering infrastructure development, including storage facilities, pipelines, bunkering systems and green fuel demand planning. The roadmap is being shaped through ongoing discussions between both countries’ maritime authorities and stakeholders.

Officials highlighted complementary strengths, with India offering access to cost-competitive green energy resources, while Singapore serves as a major global maritime and shipping hub. The collaboration is expected to support maritime digitalisation, improve operational efficiency and accelerate the transition to low-carbon shipping.

SINGAPORE SURPASSES HALFWAY MARK TOWARDS 2030 EV CHARGER TARGET

The Government of Singapore has deployed more than 30,500 electric vehicle (EV) charging points as of March 2026, surpassing the halfway mark towards its national target of 60,000 chargers by 2030. The update was provided by the Land Transport Authority (LTA); Singapore remains on track to install 40,000 chargers in public car parks and 20,000 on private premises by the end of the decade.

The Land Transport Authority is coordinating closely with agencies including the Energy Market Authority, the Housing & Development Board (HDB) and JTC Corporation to support charger deployment and electrical infrastructure upgrades in line with rising EV adoption. EVs accounted for 57.6% of new car registrations in the Q1 of 2026, up from 45% across 2025.

SINGAPORE AND ADB RENEW THREE-YEAR AGREEMENT TO SUPPORT ASEAN POWER GRID PROJECTS

Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have renewed a memorandum of understanding for an additional 3 years to support the development of cross-border energy projects across Southeast Asia. The renewed agreement focuses on renewable energy generation and grid interconnection initiatives that support the ASEAN Power Grid program.

Under the agreement, EMA and ADB will collaborate on addressing key project development challenges, including bankability, financing structures, risk allocation mechanisms, and technical issues related to subsea transmission infrastructure. ADB has committed up to USD 10 Bn over the next decade to support the ASEAN Power Grid initiative, with funding expected to support cross-border transmission systems, national grid infrastructure, and renewable energy projects connected to regional electricity trade.

The partnership forms part of broader efforts to strengthen regional energy security and support decarbonization across Southeast Asia. ADB has also announced a wider USD 70 Bn regional connectivity program focused on power networks, cross-border electricity trade, and digital infrastructure development across Asia and the Pacific, highlighting increasing momentum behind regional energy integration initiatives.

KEPPEL LAUNCHES SINGAPORE’S FIRST HYDROGEN-COMPATIBLE POWER PLANT

Keppel Ltd. has commenced commercial operations at the Keppel Sakra Cogen (KSC) Plant, Singapore’s first hydrogen-compatible combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant. The new 600 MW facility increases Keppel’s total power generation capacity by approximately 45% and strengthens the company’s ability to meet rising electricity demand driven by digitalization, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and other energy-intensive industries.

The KSC plant has been designed to support Singapore’s long-term energy transition goals. At the start of operations, the facility can co-combust up to 30% hydrogen with natural gas and has the potential to be modified in the future to operate entirely on low-carbon hydrogen when sufficient supply infrastructure becomes available. The plant currently operates on natural gas and incorporates advanced CCGT technology, making it one of the most efficient power generation facilities in Singapore. It also retains the capability to switch to fuel oil when required, supporting energy security and operational reliability.

With the addition of the KSC facility, Keppel’s total power generation capacity now stands at approximately 1,900 MW, including the Keppel Merlimau Cogen Plant. The company also has access to up to 200 MW of imported low-carbon electricity through the Laos–Thailand–Malaysia–Singapore Power Integration Project.

The KSC plant is expected to reduce carbon emissions by up to 220,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually compared with Singapore’s average power generation efficiency and has already secured contracts covering its generation capacity for 2026 and 2027. The project is 70% owned by the Keppel Asia Infrastructure Fund, with Keppel retaining a 30% stake.

ACRAB SECURES OVER USD 350 MN TO DEVELOP AI COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORM

Singapore-based technology company Acrab has secured more than USD 350 Mn in cumulative financing to support the development of its agentic artificial intelligence (AI) compute infrastructure platform. The funding will be used to accelerate platform development, advance research into agentic compute systems, expand partnerships with global technology companies, and strengthen the company’s presence in international markets.

Acrab is developing a full-stack compute architecture that integrates AI semiconductors, local large language model (LLM) inference, operating systems, multimodal human-machine interfaces, and agent orchestration technologies. Its first-generation compute platform, GΞLIX, is designed to support local LLMs for agentic AI workloads and has already been validated in real-world deployment environments. The company is preparing for initial industry adoption and mass production of the platform.

Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Singapore, Acrab has received backing from Vertex, the global venture capital platform supported by Temasek, through both Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India and Vertex Growth funds. The growing shift towards heterogeneous computing environments and edge-based AI systems is driving demand for new compute architectures capable of supporting advanced AI applications. The investment is expected to support Singapore’s broader ambitions to strengthen its position as a regional hub for AI innovation and advanced digital infrastructure.

SINGAPORE’S PUB SECURES USD 77.22 MN TO ADVANCE MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER TECHNOLOGIES

Singapore’s national water agency, Public Utilities Board (PUB), has secured nearly SGD 100 Mn (USD 77.22 MN) in initial funding under the country’s Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) 2030 programme to accelerate the development of advanced municipal and industrial water technologies. The funding, provided by the National Research Foundation under the Urban Solutions & Sustainability Domain, includes SGD 85 Mn (USD 65.83 Mn) for municipal water solutions and SGD 12 Mn (USD 9.27 Mn) for a new industrial water solutions research domain focused on water-intensive industries.

The municipal water programme will support research into advanced water treatment, desalination technologies, and the management of emerging contaminants. PUB also plans to develop an energy-positive used water treatment integrated validation plant (IVP) by 2027, providing a platform for research institutes and industry partners to test and validate next-generation treatment technologies under real-world operating conditions.

For industrial applications, the new research domain will focus on improving water efficiency and enabling water recycling in semiconductor wafer fabrication and data centre operations. To support innovation and deployment, PUB has established Industrial Water Solutions Innovation Ecosystem Alliances involving universities, research institutes, technology providers, industry associations, and end users. Two alliances were launched during Singapore International Water Week 2026, covering the semiconductor and data centre sectors, reinforcing Singapore’s efforts to enhance water security, sustainability, and industrial resource efficiency.

DBS PROVIDES USD 210 MN FINANCING TO ASIA ENERGY TRANSITION INVESTMENT PLATFORM

Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) has provided a USD 210 Mn senior debt facility to ETAFCo, an investment vehicle managed by Clifford Capital under Singapore’s Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (FAST-P). The financing marks the first loan extended to ETAFCo and follows the platform’s first close of USD 250 Mn in committed capital from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), with Temasek also expected to provide catalytic capital.

The financing will support infrastructure debt investments in energy transition projects across Asia, with an initial focus on renewable energy generation, grid modernization, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and other clean energy infrastructure aimed at reducing reliance on coal-fired power generation. GuarantCo, part of PIDG, has also provided a guarantee for ETAF’s mezzanine financing structure to strengthen the investment platform’s capital framework.

FAST-P is a Singapore government-backed initiative designed to mobilize concessional and commercial capital for sustainable infrastructure across Asia. The Singapore government has committed up to USD 500 Mn in concessional capital under the program, with the objective of catalyzing up to USD 5 Bn in investments. DBS has also committed USD 75 Mn to FAST-P’s Green Investments Partnership (GIP), reinforcing its role in supporting the region’s energy transition and sustainable infrastructure financing.

LAOS

ADB COMMITS NEARLY USD 1 BN TO SUPPORT LAOS’ SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has committed nearly USD 1 Bn in financing to Laos over the next three years, aiming to support the country’s transition toward a more resilient, innovation-driven economy as it prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status.

The funding will focus on key sectors including renewable energy, climate-resilient agriculture, infrastructure development, and public financial management. The initiative also reflects a shift in ADB’s approach toward blended finance, using concessional funding to attract private investment and strengthen long-term economic sustainability.

The program will also support regional integration efforts, including Laos’ role in the ASEAN power grid and cross-border connectivity initiatives. Investments in energy infrastructure are expected to strengthen the country’s position as a regional electricity exporter while supporting clean energy transition goals. In addition, ADB-backed projects in agriculture and rural development are helping shift farmers toward higher-value, market-linked production, improving incomes and boosting export potential.

LAOS JOINS REGIONAL HSR NETWORK TO BOOST CONNECTIVITY

The Government of Laos has joined a growing regional push to develop a high-speed, standard-gauge railway network alongside China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia, aiming to strengthen trade, regional integration, and tourism flows.

The initiative is part of a broader effort to create a connected rail corridor across mainland Southeast Asia, linking major economic and population centres through modern rail infrastructure. The network is designed to facilitate faster passenger travel and more efficient freight movement, supporting deeper economic integration within ASEAN and with China.

A key backbone of this emerging network is the Laos–China railway, operational since 2021, which connects Vientiane to Kunming and forms part of the wider Kunming–Singapore corridor. Future extensions and interconnections, such as Thailand’s Bangkok–Nong Khai high-speed line and planned links to Vietnam and Cambodia, are expected to further enhance cross-border connectivity.

The regional rail push is also aligned with efforts to transform Laos from a landlocked to a land-linked economy, improving access to ports, reducing logistics costs, and strengthening its role as a transit hub in the region. Beyond trade, the network is expected to significantly boost tourism by enabling seamless multi-country travel across Southeast Asia. Overall, the development reflects a broader shift toward integrated infrastructure planning in Southeast Asia, with rail emerging as a key pillar for regional growth, supply chain efficiency, and economic resilience.

J-POWER AND HAZAMA ANDO JOIN DEVELOPMENT OF PAK LAY HYDROPOWER PROJECT IN LAOS

J-POWER and Hazama Ando have joined the Pak Lay hydropower project in Laos through their joint venture JH International B.V., marking their first hydropower investment in the country.

Following an equity transaction completed on April 1, 2026, J-POWER has acquired an indirect stake of approximately 49% in Pak Lay Power Company, while Hazama Ando holds a smaller minority share. The remaining stake is owned by an affiliate of Gulf Development Public Company Limited, forming a cross-border consortium to advance the project.

Located on the Mekong River, the Pak Lay project is designed as a run-of-river hydropower facility with a planned capacity of 770 MW. Electricity generated will be exported to Thailand under a long-term power purchase agreement, supporting regional energy integration.

The project will be developed under a build-operate-transfer (BOT) model, with the plant to be transferred to the Lao government after the concession period. Developers state that the run-of-river design aims to reduce environmental and social impacts compared to large reservoir-based dams.

The inclusion of Japanese partners at this stage reflects a broader trend in South-east Asia, where large hydropower projects rely on multinational consortia to combine financing, engineering expertise and operational capabilities. For Laos, the project supports its strategy of leveraging hydropower for export revenues, while Thailand benefits from increased access to renewable electricity imports.

LAOS AND JAPAN LAUNCH USD 17.9 MN UPGRADE OF WATTAY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Laos and Japan have launched a major modernization project for Wattay International Airport in Vientiane valued at more than JPY 2.8 Bn (USD 17.9 Mn). The project aims to upgrade the country’s primary international airport and improve regional air connectivity, with completion scheduled for Q2 2028.

The project includes upgrades to key airport infrastructure, including the runway, taxiways, aircraft parking apron, passenger terminal, air traffic control systems, and aviation safety equipment. Authorities stated that the works are intended to reduce passenger congestion, accommodate additional flights, and align airport operations more closely with international safety standards. The program will also incorporate modern engineering technologies and upgraded airport facilities to improve operational performance and passenger experience.

CAMBODIA

CAMBODIA CUTS EV IMPORT TAXES TO ZERO PERCENT TO ACCELERATE GREEN TRANSITION

The Government of Cambodia has announced a major policy shift to accelerate electric mobility, reducing import taxes on electric vehicles (EVs) and related components to 0%.

The reform, introduced through a government sub-decree, eliminates duties on a wide range of EV-related products, including vehicle batteries, motors, solar systems, and energy storage devices. Import taxes on EV passenger and freight vehicles, as well as several hybrid categories, have also been significantly reduced or removed across multiple tariff lines.

The move comes as Cambodia seeks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and manage rising energy costs. Officials highlighted that promoting EV adoption will help stabilise long-term energy expenses while supporting the country’s transition toward renewable energy sources.

As of February 2026, more than 14,500 electric vehicles were already registered in the country, out of a total vehicle fleet exceeding 8.3 million. Authorities expect this number to grow steadily following the tax cuts.

ADB, CAMBODIA SUPPORT ELECTRIC TUK-TUK TRANSITION

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government of Cambodia are exploring initiatives to support tuk-tuk drivers in transitioning to electric vehicles, as rising fuel and LPG prices, driven by global geopolitical tensions, put pressure on transport operators.

The initiative was discussed between Cambodia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy and ADB representatives, focusing on both short-term support for drivers and long-term strategies for sustainable mobility. Tuk-tuk drivers have been identified as a priority group under the government’s broader energy transition agenda.

The discussions also covered wider efforts to strengthen Cambodia’s energy sector, including expanding renewable energy financing, enhancing infrastructure, and improving system resilience. Authorities are encouraging domestic banks to increase investment in green energy projects to retain economic benefits within the country and support job creation.

GREENLYZER, ROYAL GROUP SIGN GREEN HYDROGEN PACT IN CAMBODIA

Greenlyzer and Royal Group have signed a memorandum of agreement to collaborate on green hydrogen energy projects in Cambodia and across ASEAN, focusing on pilot deployments of Greenlyzer’s Green Moving Grid system.

The partnership will explore real-world applications of locally produced green hydrogen, including supplying electricity to data centres, industrial facilities, and remote locations where conventional grid infrastructure is limited. The system is designed to convert hydrogen into electricity outside the traditional grid, offering a distributed energy solution for underserved areas.

The collaboration reflects growing regional interest in alternative energy sources amid rising demand from industrialisation and digital infrastructure. It also builds on broader ties between Greenlyzer’s parent Alpha Ladder Group and Royal Group, including fintech cooperation in cross-border payments.

Both companies aim to test scalable models for hydrogen-based energy systems, leveraging Royal Group’s local network and Greenlyzer’s technology. The initiative supports Cambodia’s efforts to expand energy access and aligns with ASEAN’s longer-term goals of strengthening energy security and developing interconnected, sustainable power systems.

CHINA BEGINS BUILDING USD 1 BN HYDROPOWER STATION IN CAMBODIA

China begins construction of USD 1 Bn Upper Tatay pumped-storage hydropower project in Koh Kong, marking a major Chinese-backed renewable energy investment in Cambodia. The project, developed by China National Heavy Machinery Corporation, will have an installed capacity of 1 GW and is expected to be completed by 2029.

Designed as a pumped-storage facility, the plant will function as a large-scale energy storage system, pumping water to an upper reservoir during low demand and releasing it to generate electricity during peak periods. This will support the integration of intermittent renewable sources such as solar and wind into Cambodia’s national grid.

The project comes amid rising energy concerns linked to global fuel supply disruptions and aims to strengthen Cambodia’s energy security while advancing its clean energy transition. It is also expected to support the country’s target of achieving around 70% clean energy by 2030. Chinese investments have played a significant role in expanding Cambodia’s energy and infrastructure capacity, contributing to improved electricity access nationwide. The Upper Tatay project is positioned as a key step in enhancing grid stability and reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels.

CAMBODIA PLANS USD 4 BN UPGRADE FOR FIRST HSR LINE

The Government of Cambodia has announced plans for a USD 4 Bn upgrade of its existing Phnom Penh–Poipet railway into the country’s first high-speed rail corridor, aimed at modernising transport infrastructure and boosting regional trade.

The upgraded line will feature 33 stations, electric trains and operating speeds of up to 160 km/hr, significantly improving on the current colonial-era network, which has limited capacity and utilisation. The project is expected to enhance both passenger and freight services, particularly along the key corridor linking Phnom Penh with the Thai border.

Strategically, the railway is intended to strengthen connectivity with Thailand and integrate into wider regional networks aligned with China’s Belt and Road Initiative, potentially linking South-east Asia to broader transnational rail systems extending towards China and Singapore.

The project also supports Cambodia’s long-term development vision of becoming a regional logistics hub, improving supply chains and facilitating trade flows. With bilateral trade between Cambodia and Thailand already reaching around USD 4 Bn, the upgraded railway is expected to play a critical role in enhancing economic corridors, reducing transport costs and improving cross-border mobility.

ADB TO FUND 500 MWH BESS PROJECT IN CAMBODIA

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 63.44 Mn financing package to support the deployment of a 250 MW/500 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at Cambodia’s Takeo substation. The financing package comprises a USD 40 Mn concessional loan and a USD 5 Mn grant from ADB, alongside USD 18.44 Mn in co-financing from the Green Climate Fund and the UK through the ASEAN Catalytic Green Finance Facility.

The project is expected to offset approximately 27,700 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions annually. The project will support Cambodia’s goal of achieving 70% renewable energy capacity by 2030 while enhancing the operational capabilities of Electricité du Cambodge. The project will also facilitate greater cross-border power trade with Vietnam and support the development of the ASEAN Power Grid.

WORLD BANK APPROVES USD 115 MN TO BOOST CAMBODIA'S GRID, ENERGY EFFICIENCY

The World Bank has approved USD 115 Mn to expand Cambodia's electricity access and support sustainable energy growth. The project, financed by a USD 110 Mn credit from the World Bank's International Development Association, along with a USD 5 Mn grant from the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), will help Cambodia to transition to green economy.

It added that the investment will ultimately benefit electricity consumers, public institutions, industrial enterprises, renewable energy developers, service providers, and energy-efficiency equipment suppliers, creating more and better jobs in the sector. Cambodia's electricity demand has grown rapidly due to industrialization, urbanization, and rising living standards.

List of key transactions - Singapore, Laos and Cambodia Q2 2026

Source: YOG INFRA, Public Information

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