Artelys develops an energy modeling solution for Cambodia

17 March 2021

— In association with IED Group and IDDRI, Artelys has started the development of an energy modeling solution for the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) of the Kingdom of Cambodia. Financed by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), this project will enable MEF to benefit from a state-of-the-art tool to analyze different potential pathways describing the evolution of the energy sector of Cambodia, so as to support their strategic decision-making processes.
Rapid economic growth as well as structural and societal changes in Cambodia have generated substantial challenges for the energy sector. Sustaining growth is a critical enabler for Cambodia’s economic and societal objectives, but also poses challenges for security of supply, affordability and the environment. To support the analysis of the potential evolution of the energy sector, policy-makers require a high-level strategic view of the challenges ahead and of the developments across numerous energy sub-sectors.

In this context, the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) of Cambodia has requested the development of a multi-sectorial energy model to support strategic, policy-level analysis and decision-making in the Cambodian energy sector. The design and configuration of the tool will mobilize multiple stakeholders (Ministry of Mines and Energy, Ministry of Environment, the National Council for Sustainable Development, Électricité du Cambodge, etc.) and will be a key asset in facilitating the dialogue between these entities.

Artelys is proud to be in charge of the model development of the Cambodian energy sector, with strong cooperation with IED in the definition of the different energy prospective scenarios.

Artelys develops an energy modeling solution for Cambodia
Artelys develops an energy modeling solution for Cambodia
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—The power grid faces challenges in managing the increasing amounts of new wind and solar power generation. Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) are essential for optimizing the use of the existing infrastructure. Artelys carried out a study for Latvian Transmission System Operator (TSO) AST to assess the renewable generation hosting capacity of the transmission grid and to evaluate the benefits that GETs can provide to renewable integration. The study performed simulations using the open-source optimal flow tool, PowSyBI Metrix. Results show that Grid Enhancing Technologies can increase Renewable Energy Sources (RES) hosting capacity by up to 40% and were announced in the following press release.

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