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Groundwork for a 'stable, investment-ready power sector'

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August 26, 2025

Sri Lanka is laying the groundwork for a more stable and investment-ready power sector, with both short-term fixes and long-term infrastructure developments to safeguard the national grid, Power and Energy Minister Eng. Kumara Jayakody yesterday said.

- BY IFHAM NIZAM

Groundwork for a 'stable, investment-ready power sector'

The minister, responding to a question raised by MP Kavinda Jayawardena, stressed that energy security is no longer just a technical challenge but an economic imperative. “Ensuring the stability of the national electricity grid is critical, not only for households but also for industries and investors who demand reliability and predictability in energy supply, he said.

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