Sri Lanka Public Utilities Commission Application Forms and Procedures
The official website of Sri Lanka Public Utilities Commission provides application forms and procedures to licensee.
Licensing Regime of Sri Lanka
The primary method of regulation of the electricity industry in Sri Lanka is through a licensing regime. This section sets out the type of activities in the electricity industry that require licenses, what those licenses will contain and what can be done with licenses after they have been issued.
Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka
The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) is the economic, technical and safety regulator of the electricity industry in Sri Lanka and the and the designated regulator for petroleum and water services industries. PUCSL also has been assigned as the shadow regulator for the lubricant market in Sri Lanka. PUCSL was established by The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka Act No. 35 of 2002.
Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka
This licensing pages on the PUCSL website sets out the type of activities in the electricity industry that require licenses and the Application Forms and Procedures pages include licensee templates and application forms.
Country Profile: Sri Lanka
Find country-level PPP profile and links to key data and resources. Find more in our Country Profile section.
PPP Unit Sri Lanka
The website for the Board of Investment in Sri Lanka.
The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka function as a central facilitation point for investors. BOI is committed towards continuously improving the country's investment climate. The Board of Directors drawn from the private and public sectors and its several departments are geared to facilitating the investment process.
Standardized PPA for biomass
Standardized agreement for the purchase of electrical energy between the Ceylon Electricity Board and power producer relating to Dendro Power Project.
Energy Licenses and Licensing Procedures
The terms and conditions of licenses will vary depending on whether it is a license for generation, transmission, distribution or supply. In most instances, a license will contain the following sections: Technical Conditions, Financial Requirements, Rights and Obligations of Licensees, Environmental Standards, Customer Service Standards, Complaint and Dispute Procedures and Fines and Penalties. This section offers resources and information about energy licenses as they relate to potential public-private partnerships in the power sectors.
Rural Electrification Funds: Sample Operational Documents and Resources
To generate solutions for rural electrification in Africa, an innovative program, the Africa Electrification Initiative (AEI), seeks to create and sustain a living body of practical knowledge and a network of practitioners in the area of design and implementation of rural, peri-urban and urban on-grid and off-grid electrification programs. Sample practical operational documents from around the globe can be found in this section.
Wind Power Energy
Wind can drive wind turbines to produce electrical power, windmills to produce mechanical power, or wind pumps to pump water, or for drainage.
Below are laws and regulations in various jurisdictions as well as sample agreements and additional resources related to wind power projects.