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owa genawa wage nemei owata gahanna thel tikath patawala ewanna kiyapan puthiii
මේ ජිවෙතෙනම් මොකක්ද බන්
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WESIYE THEL NAWA KO WESIYEUS offers Coast Guard Cutter to SL navy
2017-11-07 15:11:20
The US yesterday announced that it would offer a second US Coast Guard cutter to the Sri Lankan Navy, pending completion of Congressional notification, as a sign of strong bilateral ties and deepening US engagement in Sri Lanka.
US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Thomas A. Shannon announced this on Monday during a news briefing held at the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Colombo.
The Secretary Class High Endurance Cutter would allow Sri Lanka to more effectively police its coastline and Exclusive Economic Zone and to protect its sea lines of trade and communication, US said.
Meanwhile, Mr. Shannon said the US was also working with the Sri Lankan government to return US Peace Corps volunteers to Sri Lanka’s English classrooms. (Lahiru Pothmulla)
- http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/U...Cutter-to-SL-139949.html?fbrefresh=1510051408
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton-class_cutter
mahathaya ochra tharaha ganna epa iikmanata wayasata yayi
hari deta hari kiyala den lankawa diyunu wela thiyenne.
lankawe hematenama WIFI balun ban
petrol nethi unata hamotama car ekak gannne thiyenawa ban
thawa kochra thiyenawada ban hoda dewal mata hariyatama mathaka neha
ane huke nananne kiwalu
lankawe modayanta petrol tikath nethi una
den ithin harine.
me munge gon katha ahala pukenuth hina yanawa
petrol nethi rate LRT danawalu
mewa chande modayan andanna kiyana katha
andenna kattiya andenna apita moko
dewini parath andanna puluwan puthlam buuruwo inne lankawema witharayi
mewata kohen hinawennada kiyala thama hitha ganna beri
When you put on colored glasses, you do not see the actual situation.
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මේකෙ ඉන්න සිරන්තිගෙ පවා ජංගිය ලෙව කන බයි පිම්පිටො ටිකක් සංවර්දන නිව්ස් අස්සෙ උගේ මහ පකාගෙ පම්පෝරියයි, මේ ආණ්ඩුවේ ගූ කේසුයි දාල මේ ත්රෙඩ් එකේ රීච් වැඩි කරල ගත්තම... රටේ සංවර්දන නිව්ස් ගැන සිරා නිව්ස් ටික බලාගන්න බයියොත් එනව... රටේ කිසිම සන්වර්දනයක් උනේ නෑ කියල ඒකාබද්දෙන් යවල තියෙන පණිවිඩේ නිකාම්ම බොරු වෙනව.....ඉතින් මේ කොට හුත්තිගෙ නිහාල් වගේ උන් නිසා මොන්සෝන් කොල්ලගෙ ප්රයන්තය සාර්තකයි...
Govt. green-lights 400 MW LNG power plant by China in H’tota
Tursday, 9 November 2017 00:00
By Chathuri Dissanayake
The Government this week green-lighted the construction of a 400 MW Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) power plant in Hambantota.
The plant is to be jointly operated as a Government-to-Government project, Power and Renewable Energy Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya told Cabinet. Accordingly, the Chinese Government has nominated China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CEMC) to be the implementing partner with the Ceylon Electricity Board from Sri Lanka where the shareholding will be held at a 70:30 ratio respectively.
The plant is a result of the investment and economic agreement between the two countries and was initially designed to supply power to industries established in the Hambantota area. However, the Minister informed Cabinet that the construction of the plant was put on hold until factories to procure power were established.
Following discussions within the Cabinet Committee on Economic Management, it was later decided to establish the LNG plant as an Independent Power Producer (IPP) at the beginning with plans to revisit the setup once factories were established in the area, the Minister said in his Cabinet proposal.
The approval comes as the country faces a looming power crisis with delays in implementing the long-term generation plan for power. The plant will be able to ensure an uninterrupted power supply to the factories to be established in the industrial zone in Hambantota, Siyambalapitiya told Cabinet
Further, a separate LNG terminal will also be built in the Hambantota area enabling the plant to operate on natural gas from its inception. According to proposals given by the CEMC, the plant will be completed in two years.
The plant will also be incorporated in the long-term energy plan approved by the Public Utilities Commission and implemented with relevant approval. Cabinet also gave approval to appoint a joint working committee comprising representatives from the Ministry of Commerce of China and CMEC on behalf of the Chinese Government while officials from the Power and Renewable Ministry, CEB, Ceylon Petroleum Cooperation and Sri Lanka Ports Authority will represent the Sri Lankan Government.
The joint venture to set up the LNG plant comes in the wake of the Sri Lankan Government’s decision to switch to LNG for electricity generation.
Further, in August Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe announced that steps were being taken to set up two LNG plants in the country with the assistance of India and Japan. He said that the third LNG power plant was likely to see Chinese involvement while tenders had also been called for a fourth LNG plant. The Korean Government also submitted a separate proposal to establish an LNG plant in Sri Lanka.
- http://www.ft.lk/news/Govt--green-lights-400-MW-LNG-power-plant-by-China-in-H-tota/56-643047
Tursday, 9 November 2017 00:00
- Plant to be established as JV between the two countries
- China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CEMC) awarded the project
- Shareholding ratio of 70:30 between China and Sri Lanka
- Plant to be completed in two years with a separately operated terminal to supply LNG
- Joint Working Committee to be appointed to implement the project
By Chathuri Dissanayake
The Government this week green-lighted the construction of a 400 MW Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) power plant in Hambantota.
The plant is to be jointly operated as a Government-to-Government project, Power and Renewable Energy Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya told Cabinet. Accordingly, the Chinese Government has nominated China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CEMC) to be the implementing partner with the Ceylon Electricity Board from Sri Lanka where the shareholding will be held at a 70:30 ratio respectively.
The plant is a result of the investment and economic agreement between the two countries and was initially designed to supply power to industries established in the Hambantota area. However, the Minister informed Cabinet that the construction of the plant was put on hold until factories to procure power were established.
Following discussions within the Cabinet Committee on Economic Management, it was later decided to establish the LNG plant as an Independent Power Producer (IPP) at the beginning with plans to revisit the setup once factories were established in the area, the Minister said in his Cabinet proposal.
The approval comes as the country faces a looming power crisis with delays in implementing the long-term generation plan for power. The plant will be able to ensure an uninterrupted power supply to the factories to be established in the industrial zone in Hambantota, Siyambalapitiya told Cabinet
Further, a separate LNG terminal will also be built in the Hambantota area enabling the plant to operate on natural gas from its inception. According to proposals given by the CEMC, the plant will be completed in two years.
The plant will also be incorporated in the long-term energy plan approved by the Public Utilities Commission and implemented with relevant approval. Cabinet also gave approval to appoint a joint working committee comprising representatives from the Ministry of Commerce of China and CMEC on behalf of the Chinese Government while officials from the Power and Renewable Ministry, CEB, Ceylon Petroleum Cooperation and Sri Lanka Ports Authority will represent the Sri Lankan Government.
The joint venture to set up the LNG plant comes in the wake of the Sri Lankan Government’s decision to switch to LNG for electricity generation.
Further, in August Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe announced that steps were being taken to set up two LNG plants in the country with the assistance of India and Japan. He said that the third LNG power plant was likely to see Chinese involvement while tenders had also been called for a fourth LNG plant. The Korean Government also submitted a separate proposal to establish an LNG plant in Sri Lanka.
- http://www.ft.lk/news/Govt--green-lights-400-MW-LNG-power-plant-by-China-in-H-tota/56-643047
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