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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.
Every reservoir percentage in circulation this month describes the Irrigation Department’s 74 major tanks. The number that governs electricity is published separately, and on 24 August it was roughly thirty points higher. With three questions risk managers are asking, answered.
The SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 makes any company with 1,000 or more employees Category A. Every large Sri Lankan employer tested clears it.
The Ceylon Chamber’s 2026 sustainability award now asks for three years of Scope 1, 2 and 3 data with attestations. Applications close 2 October.
Hemas Holdings’ FY2025/26 report is its first mandatory SLFRS S1 & S2 filing. ESGNexus grades it Comprehensive; scenario analysis and full Scope 3 deferred.