Sri Lanka Targets Lower Electricity Tariffs via Power Sector Restructuring.
The Sri Lankan government has launched a strategic plan to reduce electricity costs by transitioning the power sector toward renewable energy and improved hydroelectric efficiency. As part of this reform, financial compensation was recently distributed to nearly 1,900 employees who opted for voluntary retirement.
US Power Grid Faces Existential Crisis as AI Demand Skyrockets.
The PJM Interconnection, the largest US power grid operator, is struggling to meet unprecedented electricity demand driven by AI and data centers. With major utilities considering exits and a massive backlog of power projects, the grid faces a critical need for structural reform.
Sri Lanka’s Energy Crisis: Grid Instability and the Halt on Renewable Energy.
Sri Lanka is facing a deepening power crisis as peak demand exceeds 3100 MW. Authorities have ordered the shutdown of rooftop solar projects, sparking criticism over the lack of investment in battery storage and grid modernization.
Middle East Conflict Triggers Regional Inflation Spike Across Southeast Asia.
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have caused a surge in oil prices, significantly impacting consumer inflation rates across Southeast Asia, with Singapore, Vietnam, and the Philippines facing the most immediate economic pressure.













