CAMBODIA’S RENEWABLE PUSH: Electricity prices held at pre-Hormuz crisis level to shield households

Cambodia says it has insulated its electricity sector from the Strait of Hormuz shock,
thanks to renewable energy that covers nearly two-thirds of its power generation. But the country's energy minister tells CNA that oil and gas prices remain a pain point and that a connected ASEAN power grid is the long-term fix. Roland Lim spoke with Keo Rottanak,
Cambodian Minister for Mines & Energy. He started out by asking what if oil and gas prices stay elevated.