Siem Reap, Cambodia 15MW Agricultural-Photovoltaic Complementary Power Station

 PARTNERS  
Ministry of Agriculture of Cambodia Renewable Energy Department, Siem Reap Provincial Electricity Authority (SEPD), Cambodian Agricultural Research Institute

 TECHNICAL DETAILS 
Utilizing LONGi Hi-MO 5 bifacial double-glass modules, combined with advanced construction project management services and professional engineering services from our solar engineering company to ensure stable performance and high efficiency.

 TIME 
Construction started in March 2021, grid connection in September 2022, with a total investment of 24 million USD. Supported by integrated project solutions, project development services, and outsourced engineering services to achieve timely delivery with quality engineering services.

 Project Details and Achievements 

• Agricultural Synergy: The power station covers an area of about 45 hectares, with the lower layer planted with high-value economic crops (including lemongrass, mung beans, and the local vegetable "Siem Reap Cucumber"). Through the shading and cooling effect of the photovoltaic panels, the lemongrass growing period is shortened by 15 days, with an increase of 23% in yield per mu. The commercial fruit rate of cucumbers rose from 65% to 89% due to reduced sunburn. This innovative solar system project integrates agricultural engineering with power engineering solutions, delivering custom engineering solutions that combine energy generation and farming efficiency.
• Energy Efficiency: The first-year electricity generation reached 26 million degrees, meeting the electricity needs of 8 surrounding villages (about 12,000 residents) and 2 agricultural product processing factories. Compared to traditional thermal power, it reduced carbon emissions by about 18,000 tons. Supported by electrical engineering and integrated engineering strategies, the project demonstrates how service engineering and construction project management solutions can deliver sustainable project solutions for real estate development and rural communities.
• Community Impact: 320 local workers were employed during the construction period, and 12 planting technology training sessions were conducted in collaboration with the Agricultural Research Institute, benefiting more than 500 farmers, with an average annual increase of about 800 USD in income per person. With strong project management services, engineering consulting services, and architectural engineering design, the project not only created jobs but also enhanced skills transfer and long-term development. The initiative showcases the role of an engineering services company in providing professional engineering services and integrated project solutions for lasting socio-economic benefits.

This solar engineering company project in Cambodia reflects the value of engineering service excellence, combining power engineering, project solutions, and quality engineering services. By applying construction project management services, electrical engineering, and project development services, it delivers a model of sustainable solar system projects with broad applications for future integrated project solutions.