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Sri Lanka has a rich biodiversity of banana varieties. There are several types of bananas grown in Sri Lanka, including the Cavendish, the Red Banana, the Seeni Kesel, and the Kolikuttu Kesel. Sri Lanka boasts of 29 …
Eco-friendly packaged fast-moving consumer goods have been and are manufactured in Sri Lanka. But customers are not very motivated to purchase these products, …
For the first time in Sri Lanka, Help Grow Lanka, a well-established manufacturer of value-added eco-friendly coir and coco peat-based products, has ventured …
Electricity is increasingly being generated from renewable sources – solar, wind, geothermal, bioenergy and hydropower – but their output is intermittent. By utilizing advanced tech …
The reduction in direct emissions would be substantial but it would be even more eco-friendly if the national electricity grid could also shift to more eco-friendly sources …
Natural vein graphite found in Sri Lanka has tremendous potent ial in LIB applications due to the high purity and ex cellent electrochemical properties, which can …
This article, authored by Prof. H. Niles Perera from the Department of Transport Management and Logistics Engineering, University of Moratuwa, delves into the intricate dynamics of the EV supply chain and …
The Asus X555L laptop battery is a common replacement part for many models of the popular computer manufacturer''s laptops. It has been designed to provide maximum …
Sri Lanka has tremendous potential in LIB applications due to the high purity and excellent electrochemical properties, which can translate to better battery performance and thereby …
Colombo, April 19, 2023 – The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Sri Lanka Energy Program and Sling Mobility (Pvt.) Ltd. signed a grant agreement on April 18 to …
The project will support Sri Lanka''s pursuit of a 70% renewable energy by 2030 policy target for electricity generation. The country currently sources power from a …
Environmentally Sustainable Transportation is considered to be one of the main solutions to the development challenges faced by human societies, as reflected in the …
Sri Lanka has tremendous potential in LIB applications due to the high purity and excellent electrochemical properties, which can translate to better battery performance and thereby …
Municipal solid waste management (MSWM) has become a major challenge in Sri Lanka for post-conflict development activities. Many urban areas are facing severe …
Lead acid battery is the traditional type of battery that has been in use for many years. It is made up of two lead plates that are submerged in an electrolyte solution of water …
One of the most important aspects of planning a trip to Sri Lanka is selecting the right type of hotel to stay in. There are several types of hotels in Sri Lanka, each offering a …
Several types of composts are being produced and these differ in terms of starting material combinations and methods to cater to unique requirements. ... Fertiliser imports into Sri Lanka reduced from 816,900 Mg in …
4 · More importantly, measures need to be put in place to manage the life cycle of batteries, its recycling and disposal to ensure a truly environment friendly ecosystem. Q: How …
4 · The reduction in direct emissions would be substantial but it would be even more eco-friendly if the national electricity grid could also shift to more eco-friendly sources that can …
Sri Lanka has a goal of achieving 70% of electricity generation from renewable energy by 2030. As the power system is small and islanded, Sri Lanka has additional challenges in achieving …
This article, authored by Prof. H. Niles Perera from the Department of Transport Management and Logistics Engineering, University of Moratuwa, delves into the intricate …
Natural vein graphite found in Sri Lanka has tremendous potent ial in LIB applications due to the high purity and ex cellent electrochemical properties, which can …
Revolutionizing Sri Lankan transportation with electric three wheelers and speedy battery swaps. Go green, skip the wait, and embrace the future of mobility!