PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia has become the latest country to voice its intention to move away from coal, though experts question how much impact the policy will have given the number of previously approved fossil fuel projects and import deals.
Critics say announcement marks little change from current trajectory

Cambodia will not develop any more coal plants beyond those the government had already approved, as the government signals its intention to move away from the fossil fuel. Prime Minister Hun Sen pictured here. (Source photos by Reuters)
PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia has become the latest country to voice its intention to move away from coal, though experts question how much impact the policy will have given the number of previously approved fossil fuel projects and import deals.