PUCSL’s tariff table covers small-scale renewable plants below 10 MW, rooftop prosumers and systems equipped with battery energy storage. Reported rates include LKR 15.81/kWh daytime payments for systems above 250 kW, with nighttime BESS rates of LKR 45.53/kWh for 250 kW to 1 MW installations and LKR 42.49/kWh for systems above 1 MW during the first 15 years. The structure matters because it explicitly values dispatchable renewable output rather than treating batteries as an add-on without a bankable tariff.
Source: EconomyNext. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

New Section 232 measures set minimum import prices of US$0.22/W for solar cells and US$0.38/W for modules from 4 December, but developers say they sti...

At least seven bills before the US Congress would restore some or all of the clean energy tax credits cut by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. None has ...

Kotor-based Sunrise Europe has received a building permit for the 220 MW Dubrovsko solar plant and a 400 MWh battery in the municipality of Šavnik. Th...