Sri Lanka PHEV and EV Charging Stations, Centers and Maintenance Services
By Quintus Perera The Sunday Times Sunday, July 23, 2017 The Electric Vehicle (EV) Club, a collection of EV owners in Sri Lanka, says more electric vehicles should be encouraged […]
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Fairway Holdings has introduced electric vehicle charging facility to their homeowners. All of the company’s current projects have provisions for electric vehicle charging at every carport. In keeping with the
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(05/03/2017) – Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka, the electricity sector regulator, approved a time based, ‘optional tariff’ for the single phase domestic consumers, which was earlier limited only to
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EV Club has been having a dialogue with Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) during the last few months about the difficulties faced by EV Users as well as
A charging station for electric cars was declared open at the Kelanitissa Power Plant on Thursday October 20, under the auspices of the Minister of Power and Renewable Energy, Ranjith
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Over 300 electric vehicle enthusiasts and owners participated to the “Drive Green Sri Lanka 2016 – The Electric Vehicle Symposium” organized by Electric Vehicle Club Sri Lanka @ BMICH on
VEGA Vega is Sri Lanka’s ambitious initiative to develop and manufacture a world class high performance electric sports car. Once completed, the car will reach 0 to 100 kmph under
Sri Lanka’s state-owned electricity service providers are now offering domestic time of use (TOU) electricity tariff for cheaper charging of electric vehicles. “During the off-peak hours only Rs.13 is charged