Cannot justify energy projects at ‘excessive tariffs’, says Sri Lankan president
On Thursday, the Adani Group said it will withdraw from two proposed wind power projects in the island nation.
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SL Budget: No regret over Adani walkout, says Dissanayake
Sri Lanka President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said his government does not have any regret over Adani Group quitting its green ...
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Sri Lanka President says Indian Adani’s tariff price ‘can’t be justified’
Former Sri Lanka government agreed with Adani to buy each kilowatt-hour wind power at 8.26 US$ cents. However, President Disanayake-led National People’s Power (NPP) government has cancelled the deal ...
Cannot justify Adani’s ‘excessive tariff’, says Sri Lanka’s President
Days after Adani Green announced exiting a controversial renewable energy project in Sri Lanka, President Anura Kumara ...
No regret over Adani walkout, says President Dissanayake after company withdraws from Sri Lanka power projects
Adani last week announced that they were quitting the over USD 400 million investment for its green energy project in the ...
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Sri Lanka Budget: No Regret Over Adani's Green Energy Exit
Sri Lanka's President defends the government's decision to let Adani Group quit green energy projects, citing a more ...
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Sri Lanka's Stance on Adani's Green Exit: A Calculated Move?
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake expresses no regret over Adani Group's withdrawal from green energy projects in ...
Cannot justify Adani’s ‘excessive tariff’, Sri Lanka’s President Dissanayake tells Parliament
Sri Lanka reacts to Adani Green's exit from renewable energy project, emphasizing competitive tariffs and transparency in ...