Solar Energy Cambodia (SEC) is the specialist in designing and installing solar systems to fulfill electricity needs of clients throughout Cambodia. In recognition of our efforts to promote clean energy, SEC has received a Clean Energy Award from the Ministry of Environment. With its Mark registered at Ministry of Commerce, and business Patent at a tax department SEC is a reliable provider of clean energy systems in Cambodia.

Established in 2008, SEC now has 5 full-time sales persons, office and administrative personnel and 10 professional technicians. Over the years, we have built good contacts and network systems with other institutions such as Don Bosco Vocational Training School for human resource or technicians’ backup in case of obtaining large projects.

Regardless of clients’ locations, SEC has experienced installation and maintenance teams of qualified technicians, economic resources, and 2 pickup trucks, 10 motor-bikes as well as all the necessary tools, equipment, generators and welders in order to get the job done professionally. SEC prides itself in its ability to reach the furthest and most remote locations, and in implementing customer-based approaches to ensure the benefits of renewable energy available to everyone, especially the rural and disadvantaged groups in Cambodia.

SEC has extensive experience of over 14 years of dealing exclusively in the field of Solar Energy. For instance, we have so far provided and installed 2,000 Solar Home Systems around Cambodia, and we have regular customers of more than 30 international and local NGOs that buy our solar electric systems for schools, health clinics, rural small offices and communities. They have projects and come to buy our solar products every year.

The immense experience (since 1997) and reliable services that it has provided to its nationwide customers give ESC the confidence to proudly claim that “in Cambodia, nobody knows about Solar Energy better than we do”.

Environmental concerns are also part of SEC’s core values. Production and consumption of electricity by solar systems does not adversely affect the environment or contribute to global warming and climate change. Solar electricity has been proven to be environmentally friendly and economically useful and beneficial particularly for households, healthcare centers and schools in rural areas of Cambodia where access to the national grids are not available or limited.