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Dubious US$ 1B Chinese Project For H’tota?
questioned the reason for the present United National Front for Good Governance (UNFGG) to entertain another dubious project by the Chinese Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC). It is the same company that built the China’s main energy-related project in Sri Lanka – the Norochcholai Coal Power Plant, which has already become a shining example for questionable Chinese investments during the Rajapaksa regime. READ MORE…
ගල්අඟුරු බලාගාරය වෙනුවට ඩීසල් බලාගාර දෙකක් හැදීමෙන් කෝටි 20,000 ක පාඩුවක්
විදුලිය බිඳවැටීමේ වැරැද්ද කාගේද ?
නොරොච්චෝලේ යන්ත්රයක් හදනතුරු බිලියන තුනක විදුලිය පිටින්
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2018 ඇතිවිය හැකි විදුලි අර්බුදයට ලංවිමට නිසි සැලසුමක් නැතිලු
Ranil Postpones Key Meeting As Minister Was Absent
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe postponed a crucial meeting titled ‘How to face energy crisis after 2018’ when he found that Power and Renewable Energy Minister Ranjith Siyabalapitiya was not present for the meeting at the Parliament Complex.
According to energy experts, the Premier, who is attempting to prevent the country from facing a power crisis, had told senior officials of the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), Lanka Electricity Company (LECO), energy sector regulator Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) and others that there is no point holding a discussion of this nature without the presence of the Minister in charge. READ MORE …
ENGINEERS SAY LACK OF GUIDELINES, THE CAUSE
The CEB Engineers Union said they are awaiting proper guidelines from the Power and Energy Ministry to go ahead with the tenders for the combined cycle power plant in Kerawalapitiya and the diesel power plant in Hambantota.
Engineers Union President Athula Wanniarachchi said these type of projects, BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer) needed clear procurement guidelines to be issued by the Government and everything has been held up as a result.
The two power plants were not in the long term generation plan of the CEB.
It was planned after the Sampur debacle. READ MORE…
POWER CRISIS: SLOW PROGRESS IN LAUNCHING POWER PROJECTS
The Ceylon Electricity Board’s (CEB) slow progress and delays in launching power projects will exacerbate the impending power crisis in the country, Secretary to the Ministry of Power and Renewable Energy, Dr. Suren Batagoda has said in a letter to government authorities.
In his letter, the Ministry secretary states that he “has clearly highlighted the seriousness of the issue and given directions to expedite the procurement process of the two power plants.
However, it seems that CEB board and staff have not understood the gravity of the situation.” READ MORE…
CEB Told To Get Its Act Together
Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has been told to get its act together without dragging its feet on critical issues.
Power and Renewable Energy Ministry Secretary Dr. Suren Batagoda, in a letter to CEB Chairman Anura Wijayapala, said that the slow progress taken on several issues could result in the country facing a power crisis in 2018.
Dr. Batagoda has also told the CEB management to be more cautious in their endeavours and take responsibility over their actions. READ MORE…
SL to focus on diversifying power generation
The rains have finally arrived and as it washes away all signs of the severe drought the island nation suffered not too long ago, it also takes away the serious concerns of our dependency on hydro power generation.
It is thus time we look at making power generation in Sri Lanka more sustainable, instead of waiting for the next drought to raise alarm bells once again.
Hydroelectricity normally accounts for around 40% of the island’s total power production, but during drought conditions that number can dip as low as 25%, according to Anura Wijayapala, Chairman, Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB).
There is currently limited supplementary generation capacity to make up for hydro shortfalls. The CEB’s main coping strategy in these situations is to ramp up operations at the 900-megawatt (MW) Norochcholai power plant in Puttalam. READ MORE…
CEBEU Congratulate Eng. Tuan Ismail
Eng. Tuan Ismail (Electrical Engineer, NTDND&EIP) has won the Gold Medal for the heavy weight division of the 7th National Full Contact Karate Championship-2016(organized by Sri Lanka Karate-Do federation) which was held on 24.10.2016 at Sugathadasa stadium.
Sabotage Ruled Out As Norochcholai Breaks Down Again
The Ceylon Electricity Board Engineers Union (CEBEU) ruled out the possibility of sabotage as the Norochcholai coal power plant broke down once again last weekend. The breakdown led to power cuts island –wide. READ MORE …
Did farmers’ fires send the country into darkness ???
Sampur Suspension a Rs 40 B Annual Loss !!
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