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Parliament voted Rs 17,213 million for electricity bill relief. No account says how it reaches a bill, and the regulator’s Q4 tariff file is empty
Net Metering and Net Accounting are shut to new rooftop solar. Net Plus runs 12 years, not 20, and pays Rs 17.11–23.11 a unit for exports.
Sri Lanka’s interim power plan reaches 68% renewables by 2029. PUCSL has sent it back with 14 recommendations and warns it may miss the 2030 oil exit.
UCSL’s tariff assumes furnace oil at Rs 210 a litre. The CPC now charges Rs 248. Three price supports expire before Sri Lanka’s Q4 tariff takes effect.
The Public Utilities Commission reset renewable feed-in tariffs on 21 August. The decision defines a four-hour prioritised window, caps storage exports at 123 kWh per kW, and makes grid clearance the eligibility gate. None of the three is in the coverage.