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.
Sri Lankan Households Face Fresh Financial Pressure Amidst Rising Energy Costs and Currency Depreciation.
Sri Lanka has implemented a new electricity tariff revision for high-usage consumers, compounding the cost-of-living crisis as the rupee faces continued depreciation. The move is expected to drive inflation, impacting retail food prices.
Modernizing Sri Lanka's Energy Grid: A Strategy for Climate Resilience.
Sri Lanka’s energy sector faces structural challenges due to over-reliance on hydropower, imported fossil fuels, and aging infrastructure. This article explores essential policy shifts—including energy storage, smart grids, and demand-side management—to build a more resilient future.











