Sri Lankas CEB makes Rs18bn loss in March quarter after regulator cuts price

Sri Lankas CEB makes Rs18bn loss in March quarter after regulator cuts price

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Ceylon Electricity Board has made a loss of 18 billion rupees in the March 2025 quarter, after the regulator forced a steeper tariff cut than proposed by the utility in the last revision. The tariff cut by the regulator had delayed an International Monetary Fund program, which requires cost reflective prices for utilities and avoid further debt. Sri Lanka breaches IMF benchmark after regulator cuts electricity prices CE…

Rooftop solar capacity surpasses 1,700 MW in Sri Lanka - LankaXpress

The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) says it has achieved a major renewable energy milestone, reaching 1,700 MW of installed rooftop solar capacity across the country. Issuing a statement, the state-owned electricity provider said that it reached this milestone as of 01 May 2025. This progress reflects the growing commitment of Sri Lankan households, businesses, and institutions toward a greener, more sustainable energy future, the CEB noted, whil…