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Sri Lanka’s power regulator seeks public input on proposed electricity tariff hike

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The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has proposed a 6.8% increase in electricity tariffs for the final quarter of 2025, prompting the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) to launch a nationwide public consultation process.

In a statement issued today, the PUCSL said it will gather public feedback through written submissions and a series of nine public consultation sessions, one in each province, beginning 18 September.

Members of the public have until 7 October to share their views on what would be the third electricity tariff revision for the year.

Submissions can be made via email ([email protected]), WhatsApp (0764271030), Facebook ( www.facebook.com/pucsl), or by post.

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