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C h a p t e r 1 Primary Energy Data Cambodia’s energy structure is simple. Fossil fuels, such as coal and petroleum products, are imported, while biomass is mostly produced domestically. Electricity production depends on hydro and coal with some import from Viet Nam, Thailand, and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR). In this chapter, currently available primary energy data in Cambodia are introduced. The data collection flow of the existing data is shown in Annex 2. 1.1 Coal Two types of coal data exist in Cambodia. These are the coal consumption for power generation and for the industry sector. The data are managed by Electricité du Cambodge (EDC) and the General Department of Energy (GDE), Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME). 1.1.1 Coal consumption for power generation EDC collects coal consumption data from the coal power plants (managed by independent power producers or IPPs) and GDE maintains the data (Table 1.1). Coal consumption for power generation increased largely in 2014 and 2015 due to the operation of new coal power plants (Sihanoukville 100 MW coal power plant and the first 270 MW coal power plants of the CIIDG Erdos Hongjun Electric Power Co. Ltd.). Table 1.1. Coal Consumption Data for Power Generation Year Generation Coal Consumption (kt) 20<strong>08</strong> 25.51 2009 30.62 2010 35.04 2011 40.09 2012 58.13 2013 91.89 2014 563.32 2015 1,002.82 kt = kiloton. Source: Electricité du Cambodge.
1.1.2 Coal consumption in the industry sector GDE maintains the coal consumption data of the industry sector as shown in Table 1.2. Due to the operation of the new cement plant in 2015, coal consumption has largely increased. However, other industries also consume coal in their production activities, so it is difficult to break down the coal consumption by the different industries. In this publication, the coal consumption of the industry sector is all allocated to the cement subsector (non-metallic mineral product subsector). Table 1.2. Coal Consumption Data for Power Generation, Industry Sector Year Industry Coal Consumption (kt) 2010 10.19 2011 11.89 2012 13.02 2013 13.43 2014 18.93 2015 26.67 kt = kiloton. Source: General Department of Energy, MME. 1.2 Oil There are several types of oil (petroleum products, including additives) data in Cambodia. These are (i) oil import data prepared by the Customs Office, (ii) fuel consumption for power generation, and (iii) oil sales data collected from oil import companies in Cambodia. In preparing the Cambodia Energy Statistics, oil sales data have been newly collected from the oil import companies. 1.2.1 Oil import data of the Customs Office The Customs Office oil import data as shown in Table 1.3 covers the following petroleum products: Jet A-1: kerosene type jet fuel Gasoline: motor gasoline DO: gas/diesel oil KO: other kerosene FO: fuel oil (residual oil) Lubricant: lubricant LPG: liquid petroleum gas 2 | Chapter 1 • Primary Energy Data
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