ට්‍රොල් වූ සජබයියන්ට හා වට පඩයන්ට සම්මා සම්බුදුසරණයි !

[topkollek]

️In 2023, the CEB purchased naphtha from the CPC at prices ranging from Rs. 161 to Rs. 263 per litre, while the global market price stood at Rs. 110 per litre (according to the Sunday Times). - https://shorturl.at/qkb02

2023 දී මෙහෙම වුනේ කාංචන ඇමතිය වෙලා හිටපු කාලේ නේද?

 

[192.168.o.21]

Here are the questions CEB need to answer:

1. Why is it not feasible to purchase naphtha and furnace oil through an open bidding process?

2. Did the CEB cancel any plans to purchase Naphtha and Furnace oil through an open bidding process?

Here is why those answers are important,

️Despite naphtha being a byproduct of CPC's refinery process, CPC sells naphtha to the CEB at a significantly higher price than the market price, under so called "mutually agreed upon price."

️In 2023, the CEB purchased naphtha from the CPC at prices ranging from Rs. 161 to Rs. 263 per litre, while the global market price stood at Rs. 110 per litre (according to the Sunday Times). - https://shorturl.at/qkb02

️As a result, the CEB incurred a loss of Rs. 17.27 billion in 2023 due to the high cost of purchasing naphtha. This loss was recovered through a 3% increase in electricity tariffs, paid by electricity consumers.

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හුත්තො, වෙන suppliers ලා නෑ කිව්වහම පකක්ද කියන්නෙ? දෙන්න ඉන්නෙ එකෙක් නන් ආයෙ open bidding දාන්නෙ ඇයි

 

[Dr.Sheldon_Suprakata]

Here are the questions CEB need to answer:

1. Why is it not feasible to purchase naphtha and furnace oil through an open bidding process?

2. Did the CEB cancel any plans to purchase Naphtha and Furnace oil through an open bidding process?

Here is why those answers are important,

️Despite naphtha being a byproduct of CPC's refinery process, CPC sells naphtha to the CEB at a significantly higher price than the market price, under so called "mutually agreed upon price."

️In 2023, the CEB purchased naphtha from the CPC at prices ranging from Rs. 161 to Rs. 263 per litre, while the global market price stood at Rs. 110 per litre (according to the Sunday Times). - https://shorturl.at/qkb02

️As a result, the CEB incurred a loss of Rs. 17.27 billion in 2023 due to the high cost of purchasing naphtha. This loss was recovered through a 3% increase in electricity tariffs, paid by electricity consumers.

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පව් යකෝ, Numberslk එකේ එකත් දැන් අර ගල උඩ රීපු බළලා වගේ වහ ගන්න බැරුව වැලපෙනවා. මේ විදිහට පාඩු වුනේ වෙනකොට කව්ද බන් 2023 ආණ්ඩුව කරේ?

 

[Tricle_Buwa]

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