What is Matrix energy?

Matrix Energy Group has expanded its horizons into the upstream sector of the economy through the establishment of Matrix Energy Exploration and Production Company Limited. Notably, in the 2020 DPR Marginal Field Bid Round, Matrix, alongside other industry players, secured the rights to operate the Atamba, Apani, and Igbomotoru fields.

Who is Matrix Energy Group?

Matrix Energy Group is Nigeria's leading indigenous and fully integrated energy company. With a strong presence in the oil marketing and trading industry, we offer comprehensive services tailored to meet your needs. Our expertise spans supply, distribution, trading, and logistics, ensuring seamless operations and exceptional value for our clients.

What is energylab Cambodia?

Behind EnergyLab Cambodia is a global vision of a world powered by Clean Energy. We work to support the growth of Clean Energy. We initiate and/or guide Clean Energy policies, instruments, and regulations to stimulate RE demands.

How do I get a comprehensive view of Cambodian Energy Limited?

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How has Cambodia's energy sector changed over the past 20 years?

Cambodia's Energy Sector has made tremendous progress over the past 20 years. From experiencing frequent power cuts in the capital city, and having very limited electricity access in rural areas, the country is now able to ensure stable electricity access in Phnom Penh and a village electrification rate over 98%.

Does Cambodia have a strong energy supply?

Robust economic growth in Cambodia has led to a sustained increase in energy demand. From 2010 to 2019 total primary energy supply (TPES) increased by 64%, from 190,567 terajoules to 312,773 terajoules.4 Cambodia’s energy supply remains heavily reliant on biomass, which accounted for 45% of TPES in 2019.