The programme is intended to shift renewable generation from high-solar and wind periods into peak consumption hours, reducing reliance on fossil-fuel generation and strengthening grid stability. Windforce PLC and Vidullanka PLC won the project through an international competitive tender in July 2025 and selected Huawei as technology provider for most deployments. The project directly supports Sri Lanka’s target of reaching 70% renewable electricity generation by 2030.
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