PUCSL Cracks Down on Power Sector Management Over Low-Quality Coal Expenses.
The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) has mandated that additional electricity generation costs caused by inferior coal imports must not be burdened upon consumers. The regulator has also initiated legal proceedings against the National System Operator (NSO) for failing to meet procurement and regulatory compliance deadlines.
Sri Lanka Government Opens Coal Import Probe to Public Testimony.
The Sri Lankan government has denied allegations of corruption in coal imports while admitting to quality issues. A Special Presidential Commission has been appointed to conduct an independent investigation, with Minister Vijitha Herath inviting the public to submit any relevant evidence.
Police Security Tightened at Lanka Coal Company Amid High-Level Corruption Probe.
The Lanka Coal Company has been placed under special police protection following a CID complaint regarding long-standing irregularities in coal imports dating back to 2009. A Supreme Court-led Presidential Commission is expected to investigate all shipments.
New Audit Report Scrutinizes Coal Procurement Processes for Norochcholai Power Plant.
A recently published audit report examines the procurement practices of the Lanka Coal Company for the Lakvijaya Power Plant, highlighting ongoing concerns over quality standards and supply chain management for the 2025/2026 period.



















