Tag: New Electricity Tariffs in Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka Electricity Board Emergency Number: 1987
The Ceylon Electricity Board had activated a new hotline number of 1987 from any telephone lines, this hotline would cater to all your problems of electricity power failure, blackout, electric shortage and all other electricity issues. This Hotline Number have been announces after the several issues face by public to calling to electricity board when…
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Solar Pumping Motor Systems for Farmers – from Micro PC System
Micro PC System introduces a green concept from the agricultural industry with wild life and Business industries and home Gardens, the company introducing Solar Pumping System at an affordable cost. The System can be applied to many occasions such as People & Animal Drinking water in remote areas, Farmland Irrigation, Desertification control, Swimming Pools and…
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Rs. 212 Million fine on power pirates last year
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CRB) collected Rs. 212 million as fines from power pirates during raids conducted last year, Power and Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka said. The minister said 3,199 people were found guilty of power pirating CEB sources said some had altered electricity meters while Others had tapped power illegally. Minister Ranawaka said…
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POWER SUPPLY TO REACH 100% AFTER COMPLETION
The transmission of 300 MWs to the national grid from the third and final phase of the Lakvijaya Coal Power Plant (LCPP) was expected to begin by the end of August, Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) announced. Two generators are running at the moment with a capacity of 300 MWs each and the installation of a…
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Be free from your Electricity bill cost for 3 months by Shopping at Cargills Foodcity in June, 2013
Promotion Starts: 1st June 2013 Promotion ends: 30th June 2013 Cargills Foodcity will pay up to Rs.5000 a month on electricity bills for 3 months! Walk in to any Cargills Foodcity and buy goods worth Rs.500 including 3 nominated brands and be a winner. A maximum of Rs. 5000 or the full bill value…
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How to reduce Electricity – Important Tips for Sri Lankan
After the sudden Electricity tariff increase the Ceylon Electricity board made an common tips for those seeks to reduce their electricity consumptions, How to Save Electricity in Lighting Replace standard incandescent bulb with Energy Star rated CFL. (Can save more on >our electricity costs over the life of the bulb) Start by replacing bulbs…
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New Electricity Tariffs in Sri Lanka – Effective from 20th April 2013
Srilanka Electricity Board recently announces the electricity price will be increase from 12th April 2013, later the CEB announces that New Electricity charges will be implement form 20th April 2013. Customer Category Consumption (KWh) Per Month Energy Charges Rs per KWh Fixed Charges per Month Fuel Adjustment Charges (% of total Electricity Charge) Domestic (D-1)…