Cambodia Energy Statistics Data Collection Tool

Supporting reliable energy data, national energy balance, transparency, and sustainable energy planning for Cambodia.

Welcome to the Cambodia Energy Statistics Data Collection Tool of the Ministry of Mines and Energy.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy is responsible for leading and managing Cambodia’s energy sector through the development and implementation of policies, legal frameworks, and regulations. Its mandate supports the sustainable and efficient use of energy resources, contributing to Cambodia’s long-term development, energy security, environmental stewardship, and the well-being of its people.[1]

Reliable and timely energy statistics are essential for effective energy policy, planning, and decision-making. They help Cambodia understand how energy is supplied, transformed, consumed, and used across key sectors, including electricity generation, industry, transport, buildings, households, and commercial activities. Energy data also supports the monitoring of energy security, affordability, efficiency, renewable energy integration, investment needs, and progress toward a more sustainable energy future.[2]

A national energy balance brings these data together in a structured and consistent way. It shows the flow of energy from supply to final consumption, including energy transformation and losses. This provides an important evidence base for power development planning, energy efficiency measures, fuel supply security, greenhouse gas mitigation, and investment prioritization.

This online tool has been developed to make energy data collection more structured, consistent, and transparent. It provides a common platform for relevant institutions and data providers to submit energy-related information in a timely and standardized manner.

The information collected through this tool will support the preparation of Cambodia’s energy statistics and national energy balance, strengthen evidence-based decision-making, and improve cooperation among Government institutions, utilities, development partners, investors, and other stakeholders.

Improving energy statistics and the national energy balance is therefore not only a technical data exercise. It is a strategic foundation for Cambodia’s energy policy, planning, regulation, and transition toward a cleaner, more reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy future.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy appreciates the cooperation of all participating institutions in providing accurate and timely data for this important national work.

References

  1. Ministry of Mines and Energy — https://mme.gov.kh/about-us/our-organisations/vision-mission-values
  2. International Energy Agency, “Data and Statistics” — https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/about