Ministry of Power and Energy

The Ministry of Power and Energy is a ministry of the Government of Sri Lanka that directs the formulation and implementation of policies relating to the generation, transmission, distribution and retailing of electrical energy in Sri Lanka. The ministry was also directly involved in numerous large-scale energy projects such as the Norocholai Coal Power Project and the 1999 Hambantota Wind Project.

Senior officials

• Minister of Power and Energy - Pavithradewi Wanniarachchi

Ministers of Power and Energy

Parties

      Sri Lanka Freedom Party       United National Party       Jathika Hela Urumaya

Departments under this ministry

• Ceylon Electricity Board
• Energy Conservation Fund
• Lanka Electricity Company
• Lanka Transformers Limited
• Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority

See also

• India Sri Lanka HVDC Interconnection
• List of power stations in Sri Lanka
• Ministries of Sri Lanka

External links

• Official website
• Government of Sri Lanka
• Ceylon Electricity Board

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