ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Public Utilities Commission (PUCSL) has approved a new feed-in tariff (FIT) structure for renewable energy projects and rooftop solar prosumers, and set purchase rates for battery storage systems. The tariffs apply to small-scale renewable plants under 10 megawatts (MW), domestic prosumers, and projects equipped with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). “This […]
Tiered tariffs have been set for domestic and commercial rooftop solar installations, with premium nighttime rates established for systems above 250 kW paired with battery storage. For new standalone ground-mounted and floating solar power plants installed with battery systems, separate tariffs have been approved for daytime supply and prioritized nighttime supply.
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People- Solar Prosumer TariffsUp
- Nighttime Add-on)Up
- Heat Recovery - Rs
- Lalith Chandradasa
- Solid Waste - Rs
- Nighttime
- Solar
- Rs
Organisations- Public Utilities Commission3
- Battery Energy Storage Systems2
- NSO2
- Biomass (Dendro / Wood)16.433.8931.2051.52 Biomass
- kWhBiomass - Agricultural/Industrial Waste - Rs
- Febru The Public Utilities Commission
- TechnologyDaytime / Standard Rate
- LKR/kWh)Total Effective Tariff
Keywords- renewable3
- feed3
- pucsl2
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