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.
Opposition Critiques 18% Electricity Tariff Hike as Unfair Burden.
Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa has condemned the 18% electricity tariff hike for high-consumption users, arguing it unfairly burdens consumers with costs related to substandard coal imports and impacts the business sector.
National System Operator Files Proposal for Q2 Electricity Tariff Hike.
The National System Operator (Pvt) Ltd. has formally submitted a proposal to the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) to adjust electricity tariffs for the second quarter, citing recent increases in fuel costs as the primary driver.
Empowering Citizens: A Strategic Path Toward Renewable Energy Autonomy in Sri Lanka.
This article explores strategies to reduce Sri Lanka's dependence on imported fossil fuels by transitioning to citizen-led renewable energy models, including net billing, storage incentives, and tax reforms.













