PUCSL to hold public consultation on long-term power generation plan

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Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL), the electricity sector regulator, cordially invites the public and other key stakeholders for the oral presentation of the public consultation of Least Cost Long Term Generation Expansion Plan (LCLTGEP) 2018-2037, prepared by State Utility, Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB).

The LCLTGEP, has been compiled based on the results of the latest electricity expansion planning studies conducted by the CEB for the planning period of 2018-2037 and aims to cater the forecasted demand growth by identifying the least cost plant addition sequence based on the most sustainable technology to avoid electricity shortfalls in the country.

The plan has been submitted to PUCSL for the approval.

PUCSL held the first phase of public consultation where the key stakeholders given a chance to send written comments on the LCLTGEP.

The oral submission of public and key stakeholders’ views will be held on 15th June 2017 at Bandaranaike Center for International Studies (BMICH) from 9 am onwards.

The written and oral comments of the public and key stakeholders will be taken into the consideration of the Commission in approving the submitted LCLTGEP 2018-2037.

For regitration, please contact Punsara Nagasinghe (0770126255) Anushika Kamburugamuwa (0718622800)

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