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Sri Lanka to Entrust China-Built Airport to India-Russia Consortium
Sri Lanka signs 20-year power deal with India's Adani Green
Sri Lanka has finalised a significant 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with India's Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL), marking a significant stride in both nations' renewable energy ambitions.
The agreement, valued at $1.5 billion, entails the supply of 200 MW of renewable energy generated from a solar power plant to be constructed in the northern region of Sri Lanka. This collaboration underscores Sri Lanka's commitment to diversifying its energy mix and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
The deal with AGEL is part of Sri Lanka's broader strategy to increase the share of..
Sri Lanka Signs 20-Year Power Purchase Deal with Adani Green
Sri Lanka has entered into a significant 20-year power purchase agreement with Adani Green, marking a milestone in the renewable energy sector. Under this deal, Sri Lanka will procure power from Adani Green, furthering its commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
The agreement underscores the growing importance of renewable energy in Sri Lanka's power generation mix and its efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Adani Green's expertise in renewable energy development positions it as a key partner in Sri Lanka's transition towards cleaner and greener electricity generation.
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Ferry service to resume between Sri Lanka and Nagapattinam
After a hiatus of nearly four years, the ferry service between Sri Lanka and Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu is set to resume. This development comes as a significant boost to trade and tourism between the two nations, fostering stronger ties and enhancing connectivity.
The decision to recommence the ferry service was announced following discussions between Indian and Sri Lankan officials. The service, which had been suspended since 2018 due to logistical and administrative issues, is expected to resume operations soon.
The resumption of the ferry service holds immense potential f..
IndiGo Expanding Regional Network with 100 Smaller Planes
IndiGo, the renowned player in India's aviation industry, is set to bolster its regional connectivity with a strategic move to acquire 100 smaller aircraft. This ambitious plan aligns with the airline's vision to broaden its reach and cater to burgeoning demand in untapped markets.
The decision to invest in a fleet of smaller planes underscores IndiGo's commitment to enhancing accessibility, especially in regions where conventional aircraft may face operational constraints. By venturing into this segment, the airline aims to seamlessly integrate remote destinations into its network, th..
Qatar Airways CEO urges Boeing, Airbus to reduce new jet delays
During the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha, Qatar Airways CEO Badr Mohammed Al Meer expressed concerns regarding the delivery delays of new aircraft from planemakers Airbus and Boeing. Al Meer emphasised the necessity for both companies to exert more pressure on their suppliers to address these delays, which are impeding airlines' capacity to meet the increasing demand for travel.
Al Meer stated that Qatar Airways is endeavouring to support both Boeing and Airbus in finding solutions to expedite deliveries. He acknowledged the challenges faced by the planemakers in the supply chain market..
