US EditionAdani Green Energy Sri Lanka unit replies to ministry
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Adani Green Energy Sri Lanka unit replies to ministry
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka is studying a letter it had got from Adani group in response to a request to state their stance on wind power projects in the island, Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody said. After the Adani group wrote the Board of Investment saying it was withdrawing, the Ministry of Energy has written to Adani Green Energy Sri Lanka Limited seeking their stance. “We have this week received a written reply from that company,” Minister Jaya…
Controversial Sri Lanka Wind Power Project Withdrawn
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