Rotating Power Cuts Have Started
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Parts of Siem Reap off at the moment, does anyone know what the schedule is for May or do they just make it up as they go along.
If there is a schedule is there an English version.
Cheers.
If there is a schedule is there an English version.
Cheers.
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As Power Cuts Cripple Cambodia, Generator Sales Soar
24 May 2019
As the hot season scorches Cambodia’s capital, its 1.5 million residents have struggled to stay cool without air conditioning, while business and factory work frequently grinds to a halt as a result of the worst power outages in many years.
For several months now, Phnom Penh has been crippled by cuts that last up to six hours per day in some areas, as authorities struggle to meet high demand driven up a construction boom, while power supply has fallen as a nationwide drought has affected water levels at hydropower installations.
While residents and business owners across the city have complained for weeks, one group of traders has reaped the benefits: generator sellers.
“We sold twice or triple the number” as other years, said Srey Tooch, 39, whose family runs a shop in central Phnom Penh that sells generators. “Since I started this business, I’ve never had a selling experience as this year,” she said.
“We did not plan or know that the business would be at its peak. We did not have generators in stock as the generator business has been very slow in the last 10 to 20 years,” she said, adding that they ran out generators supplies in about two or three weeks.
She said high generators sales had driven up prices and depleted stores across the city and some customers began scouring the internet to order generators online. The shops have been accused by some customers of price gauging, a claim they have denied.
Srey Tooch said, “As a seller, when there is a high demand [and no stock], we would purchase generators from other vendors and sell them with profit of 5 to 10 dollars.”
She said most of her customers bought small generators to power their home appliances. “The kind of generators that households use for 10 lamps and one or two fans that they really need for [their kids],” she said.
Sok Heng, 22, whose family has long had a generator shop on National Road No. 5 in the city, said his customers included all sorts of businesses too.
“They use them to supply power for guesthouses, restaurants, construction, gas stations, and small and big hotels,” he said, adding that during the worst black outs for about two weeks in March he sold up to seven generators per day compared one in other years.
https://www.voacambodia.com/a/as-power- ... 30097.html
24 May 2019
As the hot season scorches Cambodia’s capital, its 1.5 million residents have struggled to stay cool without air conditioning, while business and factory work frequently grinds to a halt as a result of the worst power outages in many years.
For several months now, Phnom Penh has been crippled by cuts that last up to six hours per day in some areas, as authorities struggle to meet high demand driven up a construction boom, while power supply has fallen as a nationwide drought has affected water levels at hydropower installations.
While residents and business owners across the city have complained for weeks, one group of traders has reaped the benefits: generator sellers.
“We sold twice or triple the number” as other years, said Srey Tooch, 39, whose family runs a shop in central Phnom Penh that sells generators. “Since I started this business, I’ve never had a selling experience as this year,” she said.
“We did not plan or know that the business would be at its peak. We did not have generators in stock as the generator business has been very slow in the last 10 to 20 years,” she said, adding that they ran out generators supplies in about two or three weeks.
She said high generators sales had driven up prices and depleted stores across the city and some customers began scouring the internet to order generators online. The shops have been accused by some customers of price gauging, a claim they have denied.
Srey Tooch said, “As a seller, when there is a high demand [and no stock], we would purchase generators from other vendors and sell them with profit of 5 to 10 dollars.”
She said most of her customers bought small generators to power their home appliances. “The kind of generators that households use for 10 lamps and one or two fans that they really need for [their kids],” she said.
Sok Heng, 22, whose family has long had a generator shop on National Road No. 5 in the city, said his customers included all sorts of businesses too.
“They use them to supply power for guesthouses, restaurants, construction, gas stations, and small and big hotels,” he said, adding that during the worst black outs for about two weeks in March he sold up to seven generators per day compared one in other years.
https://www.voacambodia.com/a/as-power- ... 30097.html
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From EDC facebook page on tonight's power cuts in Phnom Penh.
MORE DETAILS: Power cuts from sub-station 5 (GS5-F17) that cause power cuts in some areas are: (1) Kob Srov Dam, Sangkat Kheak Khan Khan Preak Pnov (2), Sre Chsar Village, Sangkat Samrong Kraom (3), Sangkat Trapeang Krasang (4), Sangkat Kambol, Khan Porsenchey, Phnom Penh. The reason is caused by a thunderstorm phenomenon. Two MV Phase Network (MV) is working to repair the electricity supply to customers as soon as possible before 23:30 PM.
Thank you
Phnom Penh on May 24, 2019
UPDATE from EdC from 21:30 24 May 2019:3 hrs ·
On May 24, 2019 at 19:29 pm, there is a case of electricity cuts in some areas of Phnom Penh, which is located in: (1) Village, toul kork village, khan tuol keo (2) ) the road of Angkor Phnom Penh, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh.
A team from EdC is doing their best to fix the problem and will notify when there is more information.
MORE DETAILS: Power cuts from sub-station 5 (GS5-F17) that cause power cuts in some areas are: (1) Kob Srov Dam, Sangkat Kheak Khan Khan Preak Pnov (2), Sre Chsar Village, Sangkat Samrong Kraom (3), Sangkat Trapeang Krasang (4), Sangkat Kambol, Khan Porsenchey, Phnom Penh. The reason is caused by a thunderstorm phenomenon. Two MV Phase Network (MV) is working to repair the electricity supply to customers as soon as possible before 23:30 PM.
Thank you
Phnom Penh on May 24, 2019
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New outages coming up siem reap posted times on Facebook expat page starting May 28
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Siem Reap: EdC announce power cuts for Siem Reap province next week. Most of the province is likely to be affected at these times. Check the EdC facebook page for updates closer to time.Pedroviera wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2019 11:40 pmNew outages coming up siem reap posted times on Facebook expat page starting May 28
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I haven't had a power cut for a few weeks besides that one that coincided with a storm on Wednesday. When I was out later there were loads of trees down so it was no huge mystery.
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Neither have I (street 154 and Norodom).John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 3:03 am I haven't had a power cut for a few weeks besides that one that coincided with a storm on Wednesday. When I was out later there were loads of trees down so it was no huge mystery.
Do you think we are safe now the rains have started?
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Don't jinx it you tossers.Doc67 wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 8:30 amNeither have I (street 154 and Norodom).John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 3:03 am I haven't had a power cut for a few weeks besides that one that coincided with a storm on Wednesday. When I was out later there were loads of trees down so it was no huge mystery.
Do you think we are safe now the rains have started?
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I know, I know...Brody wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 9:10 amDon't jinx it you tossers.Doc67 wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 8:30 amNeither have I (street 154 and Norodom).John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 3:03 am I haven't had a power cut for a few weeks besides that one that coincided with a storm on Wednesday. When I was out later there were loads of trees down so it was no huge mystery.
Do you think we are safe now the rains have started?
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No water in the Stung Atai system.Doc67 wrote:Neither have I (street 154 and Norodom).John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 3:03 am I haven't had a power cut for a few weeks besides that one that coincided with a storm on Wednesday. When I was out later there were loads of trees down so it was no huge mystery.
Do you think we are safe now the rains have started?
47mm so far this May compared to 406mm on May last year.
I think the cuts will continue for some time yet.
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