Opposition seeks explanation over reported suspension of new solar applications
Executive Intelligence Dispatch
The Sri Lankan government has suspended new solar power applications, sparking concerns over its renewable energy policy, just months before its target of 70% renewable energy by 2030.
Key Facts & Findings
- —Sri Lanka had targeted generating 70% of its electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030
- —New solar power applications have been suspended by the government
- —The Royal Colombo Golf Club had previously obtained approval to install a solar power system
“We question the decision to suspend new solar power applications, especially when we had set a target of 70% renewable energy by 2030. It seems like the government has abandoned that target.”
“The club's management informed members that the project had been placed on hold following the reported suspension of applications by the government, pending further clarification from the relevant authorities.”
The suspension of new solar power applications raises concerns over Sri Lanka's ability to meet its renewable energy targets and maintain grid stability.
The government is expected to provide further clarification on the suspension of new solar power applications and its impact on the renewable energy sector.
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