Stung Atay II

Station name Stung Atay II
Project purpose Hydropower dam
Investor China Datang Corporation
Country China
Power generation capacity (MW) 120
Energy generated per year (GWh) Unknown
Year of scheduled commencement Unknown
Commune O'Som
District Veal Veng
Province Pursat
Scale of Dam Large scale
Status Operational
Detail status Unknown
EIA date 12/1/2011
EIA status Not found

Reference documents

Development of energy sector in Cambodia
The presentation slides draw a general picture of Cambodia's energy sector and its development plan. Sources of the energy come from hydropower, coal, natural gas, crude oil and imported electricity. By 2030, at least 70% of residence across the country will have an access to electricity.
Progress of Cambodia power development plans and transmission interconnection projects
The presentation slides were prepared for the 8th Meeting of the Focal Group (FG-8) of the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS), on 26 November 2009, at Luangprabang of the Lao People's Democratic Republic. The current development of Cambodia's power sector, and outlook of power development plan are making integral parts of the presentation.
Progress of Cambodia Power Development Plans & Transmission Interconnection Projects
This presentation is prepared by Electricité du Cambodge​ (EDC). It focused on Current Development of Power Sector and Outlook of Power Development Plan.
Sub-decree on land conversion of 4,674 hectares in Veal Veng district Pursat province
(2012-11-03)
Located in Chay Lork village, O'som commune, Veal Veng distric, Pursat province, land size of 4,674 hectares was converted into state private property used for the investment of economic land concessions in Stung Atay hydropower project. Annex of the map on geographic locations and coordination system No.0456 on 06 March 2012 of Pursat Provincial Hall are attached with this sub-decree.
Stung Atay Hydropower Plan
Stung Atay Hydropower Plan, located in Western Cambodia on the Atay River, worth US$255 million and undertaken by China Datang Cooperation. The dam has been a work-in-progress since 2008 and completed in May 2013.
120 MW plant in Cambodia to start operation this week
Atai plant sited in Pursat, Western Cambodia, invested by the China Datang Corporation worth 255 million USD under a concessional contract of 34 years “Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT)” with the Cambodian government. This 120 megawatt plant took 5 years of construction, and came into operation on 27 March 2014.
Three rivers under threat
Three rivers under threat depict 3S rivers of Sekong, Sesan, and Sre Pok Rivers are being under controversy and other relevant information.