Introducing Energy Conservation Label.

Introducing Energy Conservation Label.
15 Oct 0

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The Power and Energy Ministry today introduced a star rating system and Energy Conservation Label for electrical equipments including fluorescent bulbs, refrigerators, air-conditioners and fans in a bit to save a minimum Rs. 10 billion a year for the country.

Power and Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka told media electrical equipments will be sold with star ratings and energy conservation labels based on their energy serving and eco friendly capacity under the supervision of the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority (SLSEA).

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“Those who do not have money for wiring and electricity connections can now obtain a loan from the Samurdhi Bank. We want to extend this facility to small and medium scale industrialists as they are a major part of the development process in the country,” Minister Ranawaka said.

Chief Guest of the event Economic Development Minister Basil Rajapaksa commended the move by two major state sector institutions – the CEB and the Samurdhi Bank – to implement another people-friendly programme which is likely to make significantly contributions to the country’s progress.

He added that the policies adopted by Power and Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka have made power to all by 2012, a reachable target.

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