The Clean Development Mechanism and large dam development: contradictions associated with climate financing in Cambodia

Baird, Ian G.; Green, W. Nathan

doi:10.1007/s10584-019-02621-4

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“…The high-accuracy feature is approved using the empirical data of the 90MW PV plant in Cambodia. Based on these findings, the model's accuracy depends on a hierarchical structure level model, the model's measurement accuracy, model identification, structure accuracy, measurement accuracy, simulator algorithms metrics, and the accuracy of the calibration parameter [14]. The physical ranking of the PV power model structure makes the system to be a highfidelity model.…”

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Design Optimization Method and Performance Analysis of 90MW Grid-Connected Solar PV system in Cambodia

Sok

Tao

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Large-scale PV plants have the ability to make the curtailment of cost per watt of the normal power installed. This article describes a new technique for computing the optimal contour of large PV plants. Massive infiltration of renewable energy sources is increasing because of the awareness created on environmental issues and electric power deregulation. A PV system is a renewable energy source that establishes a future sustainability in power distribution. The technical specifications details are provided by solar irradiation and performance ratio. High accuracy of energy generation followed in computations in the proposed system. The high-accuracy feature is validated using experimental data of the 90MW PV plant in Cambodia. The results obtained show that the optimisation method can lead to a reduced cost of energy generated. This enables the maximisation of the benefit obtained on the operational life period of the PV module. The model’s accuracy depends on a hierarchical structure level model, model measurement accuracy, model identification, structure accuracy, measurement accuracy, simulator algorithms metrics, and the accuracy of the calibration parameter. The paper is built based on the physical ranking of the PV power model structure, making the system a high-fidelity model.

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Design Optimization Method and Performance Analysis of 90MW Grid-Connected Solar PV system in Cambodia

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Tao

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…What is more, the Cambodian government's approval of the EIA was highly politicized. The MoE in Cambodia delayed approving the LS2's initial EIA; that is, until November 2010, when Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyễn Tấn Dũng publicly requested that Hun Sen speed up the LS2's approval process—a request that led to the MoE's rapid approval of the EIA (Baird & Green, 2020, p. 376). A second controversy surrounding the LS2 is that the dam requires the relocation of about 1000 households (Grimsditch, 2012, p. 28).…”

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“…As for the CDM, it is a United Nations scheme aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, achieving sustainable development, and attracting financial support for such projects as large hydropower dams (Baird & Green, 2020, p. 366). In order to register as a CDM project, project participants must get approval from the host country's Designated National Authority (DNA) and then submit a project‐design document in order to get approval from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change CDM Executive Board (Baird & Green, 2020, p. 370). In Cambodia, the DNA is the MoE and the DNA's Secretariat is the Climate Change Department (Hensengerth, 2015a, p. 513; Baird & Green, 2020, p. 373).…”

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“…In order to register as a CDM project, project participants must get approval from the host country's Designated National Authority (DNA) and then submit a project‐design document in order to get approval from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change CDM Executive Board (Baird & Green, 2020, p. 370). In Cambodia, the DNA is the MoE and the DNA's Secretariat is the Climate Change Department (Hensengerth, 2015a, p. 513; Baird & Green, 2020, p. 373). In April 2004, Cambodia created the National Climate Change Committee, chaired by the MoE.…”

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“…56–58; Siciliano et al, 2015, 2016; Wyatt & Baird, 2007, pp. 431–434) and dam‐governance (Baird & Green, 2020; Blake, 2019; Chheat, 2022; Heng, 2015; Hensengerth, 2015a; Hirsh & Wyatt, 2004, pp. 59–66; O'Neill, 2014; Wyatt & Baird, 2007, pp.…”

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Research on hydropolitics in Cambodia emerged in the early 2000s. Since then, scholars in the field have diversified their analytical approaches and broadened the scope of the issues being examined. However, no systematic review of this body of research has been published until now. Correspondingly and quite simply, the objective of this paper is to review the research on hydropolitics in Cambodia. Through the lens of human security, I argue that the research has relied on a human-centered analytical approach and has, thus, acquired three central characteristics: (1) the human-centered analytical approach gives the research a stronger connection to the reality on the ground than is the case with research rooted in the conventional security approach, which adheres to the Westphalian practice of statism and a militaristic focus; (2) the research has generated some valuable findings (e.g., dam-affected villagers can be their own security contributors; not all environmental nongovernmental organizations are anti-dam); and(3) the research has generally overlooked the Cambodian People's Party government's alternately pro-dam and anti-dam stances.

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The Clean Development Mechanism and large dam development: contradictions associated with climate financing in Cambodia

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