The first renewable energy project to utilize rice husk as biomass fuel for electricity generation in Cambodia. This project involves the operation of a 2 MW rice husk power generation plant.
Reduces the need for electricity generated from captive diesel generators
Eliminates methane gas emitted from decaying rick husks
Provides reliable electricity access to the local community
Leads to technology and know-how transfer in Cambodia
The project developer funds the development of the facilities for alternative electricity generation
Rice husks, which would otherwise be left to decay and emit methane gases, are used to generate biogas
The biogas is provided to the Angkor Rice Mill, which otherwise would have relied on diesel to generate electricity
Surplus energy from the biogas is supplied to neighbouring factories
Greenhouse gas emissions are reduced and reliable access to renewable electricity is ensured
The first renewable energy project to utilize rice husk as biomass fuel for electricity generation in Cambodia. This project involves the operation of a 2 MW rice husk power generation plant.
Reduces the need for electricity generated from captive diesel generators
Eliminates methane gas emitted from decaying rick husks
Provides reliable electricity access to the local community
Leads to technology and know-how transfer in Cambodia
The project developer funds the development of the facilities for alternative electricity generation
Rice husks, which would otherwise be left to decay and emit methane gases, are used to generate biogas
The biogas is provided to the Angkor Rice Mill, which otherwise would have relied on diesel to generate electricity
Surplus energy from the biogas is supplied to neighbouring factories
Greenhouse gas emissions are reduced and reliable access to renewable electricity is ensured