China: The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the National Energy Administration (NEA) are transitioning to market-based pricing for renewable energy, moving away from fixed tariffs.
The change impacts on-grid electricity from sources like wind and solar.
China's installed renewable power capacity reached 1,410 GW in 2024, exceeding 40% of the country's total, surpassing coal.
New projects completed after June will face market-based bidding for electricity payments.
Cambodia: Solar farms are projected to generate approximately 720MW of electricity to the national grid by 2025, up from 827MW in 2024.
Cambodia aims to increase clean energy generation capacity to 70% by 2030, up from over 62% currently.
The government ceased issuing licenses for new coal-fired power plants after 2019.
Cambodia's total installed electricity capacity was 5,044MW in 2024, a 8.5% increase from 4,649MW in 2023.
EAC plans to increase power sources to 6,044MW in 2025.
China Shifts to Market-Based Pricing for Renewable Energy; Cambodia Boosts Solar Capacity to 720MW by 2025
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