Sri Lanka

Fossil Fuels Electricity Capacity

2.18

million kilowatts

Global Ranking

81

82

83

84

New Zealand2.22

85

86

87

Bosnia and Herzegovina2.14

88

Trinidad and Tobago2.12

89

Laos1.91

90

91

Asia Ranking

17

18

19

Turkmenistan5.2

20

Burma (Myanmar)3.83

21

North Korea3.36

22

23

Laos1.91

24

25

26

27

News

Sri Lanka Kicks Off 50 MW Solar Power Project With Groundbreaking Ceremony
SolarQuarterMonday, April 7, 2025
Pakistan’s green gamble
The News InternationalMonday, February 3, 2025
NTPC-CEB JV Finalises Tariff at 5.97 US Cents Per Unit for 50 MW Solar Project in Sri Lanka
Energetica India MagazineWednesday, January 22, 2025
Global energy transition – top news stories this week
The World Economic ForumMonday, February 20, 2023
Adani Green Energy to invest $1bn in Sri Lankan wind farms
Power TechnologyMonday, June 10, 2024
Sri Lanka must learn lessons from around Asia to avoid further electricity crises
Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)Thursday, October 1, 2020
India will touch a milestone in nuclear power generation riding on last decade’s progress
NewswireWednesday, December 18, 2024
India-Sri Lanka Launch 50 MW Solar Power Project to Boost Clean Energy Capacity
SolarQuarterMonday, April 7, 2025
Harnessing solar and wind power in transitioning Sri Lanka towards sustainable renewable energy future
Daily FTThursday, September 19, 2024
Sri Lanka to cease building coal-fired plants, aims to be net-zero emitter by 2050
ReutersFriday, September 24, 2021

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