# Cambodia approves 150 MW wind-power investment in Mondulkiri

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Original publication: 2026-02-13T04:15:26Z

CDC reported January 2026 approval for the approximately US$200 million Sen Monorom project, expected to create 42 jobs, with a Malaysia-based investor.

According to the Council for the Development of Cambodia, the government approved investment in a 150 MW wind-power station in Mondulkiri province, with capital of approximately US$200 million.
Chea Vuthy, secretary-general of the Cambodian Investment Committee under CDC, said the investor was based in Malaysia and had invested in various Cambodian sectors for nearly 30 years.
According to a press release, the Cambodian Investment Committee approved the 150 MW wind-power development in Sen Monorom city, Mondulkiri province, in January 2026. Investment was approximately US$200 million, with 42 jobs expected. By Pai Sokhim.

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