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The residential electricity price in Sri Lanka is LKR 53.540 per kWh or USD 0.182. The electricity price for businesses is LKR 42.390 kWh or USD 0.144. These retail prices were collected in March 2024 and include the cost of power, distribution and transmission, and all taxes and fees.
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Sri Lanka, marzo 2024: Famiglie: il prezzo è 0.182 USD per...
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Sri Lanka Rupee: 53.540: 42.390: U.S. Dollar: 0.183: 0.145:...
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Sri Lanka, mars 2024: Husholdninger: Prisen er USD per kWh....
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Sri Lanka, martie 2024: Gospodării: Prețul este USD per kWh....
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Sri Lanka, marsz 2024: Gospodarstwa domowe: cena wynosi USD...
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Sri Lanka, marts 2024: Husstande: Prisen er USD pr. KWh. Den...
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Sri Lanka, maaliskuu 2024: Kotitaloudet: Hinta on USD/kWh....
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Sri Lanka, maart 2024: Huishoudens: De prijs is 0.183 USD...
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average selling price per unit in the year 2019 was 16.63 Rs. /kWh. In the year 2019, General Purpose category represented the highest percentage (30%) of the total revenue. The percentage share of Domestic category and Industrial category was 28% and 27% respectively. The revenue from Hotel sector has decreased by
price per unit in the year 2020 was 16.72 Rs. /kWh. In the year 2020, Domestic category represented the highest percentage (32%) of the total revenue. The percentage share of General Purpose category and Industrial category was 28% and 26% respectively. Revenue from all other categories have decreased
INTRODUCTION. With an electricity demand of 322 kWh per capita per year in 2003 Sri Lanka’s electricity. demand has been growing at an average of 6.8% per year from 1986 to 2003 while the. peak demand increased on average by 6.3% per annum from 540MW to 1516 MW.
import bill from USD 4,133 million in 2019 to USD 2,778 million in 2020, allowing the Sri Lankan petroleum industry a breathing space. With the change of the Government in late 2019, the pricing formula for petroleum products
The following Electricity Tariffs have been approved by the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) with effect from th10 August, 2022 except Hotel category. Changes made to the Tariff Structure: • Existed Tariff Blocks for 91-120 kWh and 121- 180 kWh in Domestic consumer category have been merged.
The electricity sector in Sri Lanka has a national grid which is primarily powered by hydroelectric power and thermal power, with sources such as photovoltaics and wind power in early stages of deployment.
