India-based Premier Energies has landed a US$17 million bid to install solar power systems in religious establishments in Sri Lanka. This will be financed by an Indian credit line.

Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera says Cabinet approved to call EoIs to select suitable investment partner, explore option of relocating Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery to Trincomalee

SriLankan Airlines has posted a notable operational profit of Rs. 43.4 billion for the 2022/’23 fiscal year, indicating a significant improvement compared to the previous year’s surplus of Rs. 1.7 billion.

The first LNG battery hybrid powered RORO vessel berthed at the Hambantota International Port (HIP) for the discharge of construction machinery and equipment (high and heavy vehicles including airport buses, mobile cranes, etc.).

The Union of Customs Officers has announced that their trade union action, involving the withdrawal from overtime services, will continue for the fourth consecutive day today.

Claiming that the change of power is not going to be easy, NPP MP Harini Amarasuriya said a small elite group is doing everything in their power to stop the change from happening.

The water capacity of reservoirs has decreased to 70 percent, but electricity generation will continue, Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) Engineers Association President Dhanushka Parakrama said.

The Sri Lanka Navy has seized a total of 18 Indian poaching trawlers and 146 Indian fishermen within Sri Lankan waters in 2024.