Sri Lanka's ongoing electricity sector reforms having highlighted the urgent need to align financial viability, sustainability, and consumer protection, a recent discussion on tariff methodology was held together with policymakers and experts underscoring that both cost recovery and cost reflectiveness are vital principles for a strong and transparent electricity sector. These views were expressed at...
This technical discussion was held on 12.09.2025, at the Parliament premises with the participation of the Hon. Chair of the Committee on Public Accounts, Hon. During the discussions held, it was agreed that tariff reform cannot be treated as a purely technical exercise.
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People- Chandima Hettiarachchi2
- Harshana Rajakaruna2
- Thilina Samarakoon2
- Chithral Fernando2
- Ravi Karunanayake2
- Dilith Jayaweera2
- Sajith Premadasa2
- Ajith P. Perera2
Organisations- Committee on Public Enterprises2
- Committee on Public Finance2
- International Monetary Fund2
- Ceylon Electricity Board2
- Parliament of Sri Lanka2
- Ministry of Finance2
- Ministry of Energy2
- Sectoral Oversight Committee on Infrastructure
Keywords- imf2
- mps2
- recentcontinue
- protection
- reflective
- renewables
- balancing
- consumer
- experts
- tariffs
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