Supporting Skills Development
As part of our support for the sector, EnergyLab works to understand the skills required for Cambodia's clean energy transition.
To this end, we partner and collaborate across the stakeholder mix - including the private sector, startups, educational institutions, development agencies, and industry experts - to devise and carry out initiatives that enable individuals to acquire the skills and knowledge essential for driving the transition forward.
Supported Partners
Through EnergyLab skill support programs and activities, we are able to provide critical assistance to our partner organizations, helping them to build the human resources to succeed in this rapidly evolving industry.
These include our Clean Energy Fellowship (CEF), Clean Energy Internship (CEI), and CleanTech Startup Incubation and Acceleration Academy.
To this end, we partner and collaborate across the stakeholder mix - including the private sector, startups, educational institutions, development agencies, and industry experts - to devise and carry out initiatives that enable individuals to acquire the skills and knowledge essential for driving the transition forward.
Supported Partners
Through EnergyLab skill support programs and activities, we are able to provide critical assistance to our partner organizations, helping them to build the human resources to succeed in this rapidly evolving industry.
These include our Clean Energy Fellowship (CEF), Clean Energy Internship (CEI), and CleanTech Startup Incubation and Acceleration Academy.
Students were at the site visit hosted by EGE to learn first-hand from farmers about their solar water pump technology through the Clean Energy Fellowship Program.
In addition, we provide bespoke programs on an as-needs basis.
EnergyLab facilitated a consultative dialogue in partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF) "Closing the Skills Gap Accelerator'' program. It was attended by key industry leaders from the renewable energy (RE) sector, and representatives from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
The session was a productive discussion with CEOs and leadership from Comin Asia, Huawei, Mitsubishi, Oyika, VeryWords, Asian Gateway, CAR4U, Cambodia Automotive Industry Federation, and the Liechtenstein Development Service.
The Private Sector confirmed the need to rapidly close the RE sector skills gap, with the support of a new Renewable Energy businesses and skills development program.
EnergyLab facilitated a consultative dialogue in partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF) "Closing the Skills Gap Accelerator'' program. It was attended by key industry leaders from the renewable energy (RE) sector, and representatives from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
The session was a productive discussion with CEOs and leadership from Comin Asia, Huawei, Mitsubishi, Oyika, VeryWords, Asian Gateway, CAR4U, Cambodia Automotive Industry Federation, and the Liechtenstein Development Service.
The Private Sector confirmed the need to rapidly close the RE sector skills gap, with the support of a new Renewable Energy businesses and skills development program.
Our Partners
As regards our programs, EnergyLab is proud to have supported the following organizations and institutions.
We are also delighted to have talented Cambodian fellows from diverse institutions to benefit from the Clean Energy Fellowship Program.
- Ministry of Economy and Finance
- Ministry of Environment
- Ministry of Mines and Energy
- Ministry of Public Works and Transport
- Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
- Electricity Authority of Cambodia
Impact Hub Phnom Penh- Angkor The Room Architecture and Design
- HEINEKEN Cambodia
- Social Innovation Park
- Royal University of Fine Arts
- Paragon International University
- Bun & Associates
- Oxfam
- Norton University
- GIZ
- Prudential Cambodia Life Insurance
- GGGI
- UNDP
- WE Act USAID
- AVI
- Sevea Consulting
- CDRI
- EGE Cambodia Energy Solutions
- Copper Mountain Energy
Our Supporters
We are grateful to have a range of strong supporters working towards building a sustainable and clean energy ecosystem, promoting skills development, economic competitiveness, and the positive social impacts of clean energy.
By working together with these partners, EnergyLab is able to create a strong, interconnected network of stakeholders that is dedicated to promoting and supporting the growth of the clean energy sector in Cambodia.
By working together with these partners, EnergyLab is able to create a strong, interconnected network of stakeholders that is dedicated to promoting and supporting the growth of the clean energy sector in Cambodia.
- KAS
- New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Heinrich Boll Stiftung
- European Union
- Czech Republic
- Khmer Enterprise
- People In Need
- Sevea Consulting