The Ampara facility is connected to Sri Lanka’s national grid by Panasian Power

Panasian Power recently announced the successful connection of its 5MW ground-mounted solar project located in Deegawapiya, Ampara, to the Ampara Grid Substation. This development is significant as it marks the commencement of revenue generation for the project and contributes an additional 5MWac/6.76MWp to Sri Lanka’s national grid. It is noteworthy that this solar project is part of a broader initiative which includes seven projects that Panasian Power has entered into power purchase agreements with the Ceylon Electricity Board, furthering the country’s clean energy efforts. The project employs advanced solar technology, including Longi Bi-facial, N-type Solar PV 615 W modules with Fixed Tilt technology, which optimizes energy harnessing and assures a favorable AC/DC design ratio.

The recent development by Panasian Power highlights a growing trend in renewable energy investment in Sri Lanka. The connection of the solar power project enhances energy security and promotes sustainable practices within the region. The company’s commitment to deploying technologically advanced solar PV modules underscores its dedication to maximizing efficiency and output, reflecting global advancements in solar energy technology. Furthermore, by entering into power purchase agreements with the Ceylon Electricity Board, Panasian Power demonstrates a strategic partnership aimed at promoting public infrastructure sustainability. The impact of this project extends beyond mere energy production; it embodies a shift towards environmentally responsible energy management, potentially influencing policy and investment in the renewable energy sector.