Sri Lanka, April 4 -- Energy Analyst Dr. Vidhura Ralapanawe says Sri Lanka's local energy developers are being offered unfavourable terms for renewable energy projects compared to foreign investors.

He made this statement while speaking at a press conference convened by the National Chamber of Commerce on Thursday (03).

"If you look at Siyambalanduwa project or Mannar wind project, what they say is developers account for up to 5% uncompensated curtailment and beyond that if the CEB (Ceylon Electricity Board) curtails, it has to be compensated at the same rate. People who bid for that, they account for this 5% curtailment", he noted.

"The problem is this feed-in tariff uses equation. This equation assumes 100% of the power generated wil...