Skills for Clean Energy Sector
As Cambodia continues on its Clean Energy Transition, there is a need to understand the skills and training requirements to support the development of clean energy technologies and industries in the kingdom.
What are the current and projected skill needs in
clean energy sectors in Cambodia?
clean energy sectors in Cambodia?
In the context of the informal working group on renewable energy and e-vehicles facilitated by EnergyLab and the
International Business Chamber (IBC), the Liechtenstein Development Service (LED) is willing to conduct an analysis of
the current and future skill needs in the private clean energy sector, with a particular focus on photovoltaic power,
energy efficiency and electric vehicles. The analysis is to be used for identifying skill need opportunities in these areas
as preparation for a potential skill-development program in the country.
The study aims to evaluate the current state of skill development in clean energy sectors in Cambodia, identify any
skills gaps or shortages, and provide information to address those gaps. Therefore, the objective of the study is to
provide insights into the skills and training needed to support the development of clean energy technologies and
industries in Cambodia.
International Business Chamber (IBC), the Liechtenstein Development Service (LED) is willing to conduct an analysis of
the current and future skill needs in the private clean energy sector, with a particular focus on photovoltaic power,
energy efficiency and electric vehicles. The analysis is to be used for identifying skill need opportunities in these areas
as preparation for a potential skill-development program in the country.
The study aims to evaluate the current state of skill development in clean energy sectors in Cambodia, identify any
skills gaps or shortages, and provide information to address those gaps. Therefore, the objective of the study is to
provide insights into the skills and training needed to support the development of clean energy technologies and
industries in Cambodia.
Accordingly, EnergyLab is working to support the development of skill-development programs in crucial clean energy markets in Cambodia, exploring the support requirements around: curriculum development, private sector linkage, and training approaches.
By equipping individuals with the knowledge and expertise needed for clean energy technologies, societies can create a more sustainable, competitive, and resilient energy future.
By equipping individuals with the knowledge and expertise needed for clean energy technologies, societies can create a more sustainable, competitive, and resilient energy future.
Our Partners
- Liechtenstein Development Service
- SEVEA Consulting