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“The News Is Not Good” Sri Lanka Braces for Midnight Fuel Price Shake-Up t56y6tghfv

“The News Is Not Good” Sri Lanka Braces for Midnight Fuel Price Shake-Up

By The Morning Telegraph October 31, 2026

Colombo, October 31, 2026 — Sri Lankan motorists could face higher petrol and diesel prices from midnight...

CAA Takes LAUGFS Gas to Court Over Prolonged Supply Shortage rty6tujhg

CAA Takes LAUGFS Gas to Court Over Prolonged Supply Shortage

By The Morning Telegraph October 30, 2026

COLOMBO, October 30, 2026 — The Consumer Affairs Authority has initiated legal proceedings against LAUGFS Gas over...

The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few

By The Morning Telegraph October 28, 2026

COLOMBO — Renewable-energy representatives accuse the Government of disadvantaging households and smaller solar businesses while major corporate...

October 17 Blackout Cost Economy Rs. 19 Billion: Report ghyjrhfng

October 17 Blackout Cost Economy Rs. 19 Billion: Report

By The Morning Telegraph October 23, 2026

COLOMBO — SenFin Securities estimates that the six-hour power disruption caused extensive economic losses, highlighting vulnerabilities in...

Sri Lanka’s Inflation Crisis: A Second Blow for the Poor y6578uytgh

Sri Lanka’s Inflation Crisis: A Second Blow for the Poor

By The Morning Telegraph October 21, 2026

COLOMBO — Global conflicts are beyond Sri Lanka’s control, but its dependence on imported fuel, the pace...

Green Energy Delays Leave Sri Lanka Paying Diesel Premiums y6u78yjhgb

Green Energy Delays Leave Sri Lanka Paying Diesel Premiums

By The Morning Telegraph October 20, 2026

COLOMBO — Sri Lanka risks prolonging its dependence on expensive diesel-generated electricity as administrative delays, unresolved land...

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Nationwide power outage: Is a business agenda behind it?

By The Morning Telegraph October 19, 2026

COLOMBO, October 20, 2026 — Former Power and Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka has demanded an independent...

Caught Between the President and the Fuel Mafia: The Minister’s U-Turn t567uytgh

Caught Between the President and the Fuel Mafia: The Minister’s U-Turn

By The Morning Telegraph October 19, 2026

COLOMBO, October 19, 2026 — Energy Minister Anura Karunathilaka has clarified that private fuel suppliers cannot increase...

Did The President Strike The Fuel Mafia? Whose Deal is The Energy Minister Protecting? rhtujikytumhgf

Did The President Strike The Fuel Mafia? Whose Deal is The Energy Minister Protecting?

By The Morning Telegraph October 15, 2026

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has challenged private fuel suppliers over pricing demands and distribution restrictions, while Energy...

President, Energy Minister Diverge on Fuel Pricing gryu56ikytmh

President, Energy Minister Diverge on Fuel Pricing

By The Morning Telegraph October 14, 2026

Sri Lanka fuel pricing policy faces scrutiny as the President backs stronger CPC competition while the Energy...

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“The News Is Not Good” Sri Lanka Braces for Midnight Fuel Price Shake-Up

CAA Takes LAUGFS Gas to Court Over Prolonged Supply Shortage

The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few

October 17 Blackout Cost Economy Rs. 19 Billion: Report

Sri Lanka’s Inflation Crisis: A Second Blow for the Poor

Green Energy Delays Leave Sri Lanka Paying Diesel Premiums

Nationwide power outage: Is a business agenda behind it?

Caught Between the President and the Fuel Mafia: The Minister’s U-Turn

Did The President Strike The Fuel Mafia? Whose Deal is The Energy Minister Protecting?

President, Energy Minister Diverge on Fuel Pricing

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