Reduced electricity bill to Rs. 30 from Rs. 25,000 says Dr. Prasanna Wijayasinghe, DMO, Ambalangoda Hospital
Find out from Dr. Prasanna Wijayasinghe, DMO, Ambalangoda Hospital, how he has reduced his electricity bill to Rs. 30/- from Rs. 25,000/-
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Investing in solar energy is one way for businesses to contribute to the environment. Solar has made the journey from being considered valuable only by environmentalists to being a viable investment bringing many commercial benefits.
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Sri Lanka faces many challenges in power generation today, owing to planning, investments and infrastructure delays. The country’s transition from primarily hydro-electric power generation to non-renewable sources like oil and coal is not seen as a long-term, sustainable solution.
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