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Uncovering Alleged Corruption: The Coal Tender Scandal and Political Fallout.
Investigations into an alleged coal tender scam have sparked political controversy, leading to the resignation of Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody and questioning the ruling party's commitment to financial integrity.
Presidential Commission Initiated to Audit Long-Term Coal Import and Power Generation Irregularities.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has established a Presidential Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations of financial misconduct and procurement irregularities within Sri Lanka's coal-based power sector, spanning from its inception to April 2026.
Procurement Failures Exposed: Lanka Coal Company Under Scrutiny for Unverified Coal Imports.
A recent COPE investigation has revealed that coal shipments imported by Trident Company for the Lakvijaya Power Plant were tested in unaccredited laboratories, leading to serious concerns regarding procurement transparency and supply chain management.
Escalating Mercury Risks: Calls for Stringent Standards on Coal Imports.
Environmentalists warn of potential mercury contamination from coal used at the Norochcholai Power Plant, citing a lack of regulatory standards for imported coal and rising health concerns for local communities.
