Cambodian company inks deal to export renewable energy to Singapore


The 1GW of electricity imports can power up to all Singapore households (about 1.4 million) for a year. - ST FILE

PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): Cambodia's Royal Group Power Company Ltd (RGP) and Singapore's Keppel Energy Pte Ltd (KE) have inked a power purchase agreement for the sale and export of one gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy generated in Cambodia to Singapore, according to a press statement on Thursday (March 16).

The pact was signed in Singapore on Wednesday between Kith Meng, chairman of RGP, and Cindy Lim, chief executive officer of Keppel Infrastructure (KI), the parent company of KE.

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