The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka is to announce its final decision regarding the amended electricity tariff revision proposal presented by the Ceylon Electricity Board.
The tariffs are likely to be reduced by at least 18%.
Also, PUCSL will convene a meeting later today to decide on the state-owned electricity supplier’s tariff revision proposal.
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