By: Staff Writer
September 16, Colombo (LNW): In an effort to enhance solar power generation, the Sri Lankan government is set to introduce innovative floating solar power projects, aimed at ensuring a sustainable future with private sector collaboration.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the implementation of these projects on key reservoirs managed by the Sri Lanka Mahaweli Authority.
The selected reservoirs include Randenigala, Moragahakanda, and Kalawewa, identified as ideal locations after feasibility studies by the authority. These initiatives are expected to significantly boost the country’s renewable energy capacity.
In parallel to the government’s initiatives, E.B. Creasy Solar, the renewable energy division of E.B. Creasy & Co. PLC, has formed a strategic partnership with SUNGROW, a global leader in solar technology. Officially launched on September 10, 2024, this partnership appoints E.B. Creasy Solar as the authorized sales and service partner for SUNGROW Solar Inverters in Sri Lanka.
This collaboration is poised to enhance solar energy solutions and improve customer satisfaction, with a focus on innovative and sustainable energy technologies.
SUNGROW Inverters are designed to maximize the efficiency of solar energy systems, featuring cutting-edge technologies that optimize energy capture.
These inverters are particularly versatile, making them suitable for both large-scale commercial applications and smaller installations.
Engineered to endure harsh weather conditions, SUNGROW Inverters are built for long-term reliability and are equipped with an intuitive monitoring system, enabling users to track performance easily.
The combination of high efficiency, durability, and user-friendly design positions SUNGROW as a key player in advancing Sri Lanka’s clean energy agenda.
The launch event saw the participation of notable figures from the energy sector, including E.B. Creasy Solar’s leadership, such as Chairman S.D.R Arudpragasam, Managing Director Sanjeev Rajaratnam, and Chief Operating Officer Isuru Lekamge.
Joining them was SUNGROW’s Director Howard Fu and key Sri Lankan energy industry representatives, including Ranjith Sepala, Chairman of the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority (SLSEA), and Prof. Asanka Rodrigo, an expert in electrical engineering from the University of Moratuwa.
Speaking at the event, Isuru Lekamge expressed his optimism about the collaboration, emphasizing E.B. Creasy Solar’s commitment to advancing renewable energy technologies in Sri Lanka. He highlighted that the partnership with SUNGROW would open new opportunities to promote sustainable energy initiatives, bringing the nation closer to a future powered by clean, renewable energy.
Together, E.B. Creasy Solar and SUNGROW aim to play a pivotal role in Sri Lanka’s transition to green energy. By combining years of expertise in renewable energy and cutting-edge technologies, both companies are committed to driving the shift towards a more sustainable, solar-powered future.
