Panasian Power PLC
Annual Report 2024/25
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Your Power Our ResponsibilityPanasian Power PLC
Annual Report 2024/25
Contents
Overview
About Our Integrated Annual Report 4
About Us 8
Project Portfolio 12
Our Journey 16
Awards and Accolades 18
Financial and ESG Highlights 19
Chairman's Statement 22
Chief Executive Officer's Review 25
Management Discussion And Analysis
Our Business Model 30
Our Commitment to Sustainability 32
Listening to our Stakeholders 37
Determining Material Matters 40
Operating Environment 43
Financial Capital 48
Manufactured Capital 56
Human Capital 62
Social and Relationship Capital 72
Intellectual Capital 82
Natural Capital 86
Stewardship And Governance
Board of Directors 98
Board of Directors of Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures 104
Management Team 106
Corporate Governance 108
Report of the Board Audit and Risk Committee 142
Report of the Board HR and Remuneration Committee 146
Report of the Board Related Party Transactions
Review Committee 148
Report of the Board Nominations and Governance
Committee 150
Risk Management Report 154
Financial Reports
Financial Calendar 2024/25 164
Annual Report of the Board of Directors on the
Affairs of Company 165
The Board of Directors' Statement
on Internal Controls 169
Statement of Directors' Responsibility 171
Responsibility Statement of Chairman, Chief
Executive Officer and Finance Manager 172
Independent Auditor's Report 173
Statement of Profit or Loss and other Comprehensive
Income 175
Statement of Financial Position 177
Statement of Changes in Equity 179
Statement of Cash Flows 180
Notes to the Financial Statements 182
Investor Information 251
Ten Years Financial Summary 254
Glossary of Financial Terms 255
GRI Index 256
Notice of Meeting 264
Form of Proxy 267
Inner Back Cover Corporate Information
Your Power, Our ResponsibilityAt Panasian Power PLC, we believe that energy is not just a commodity - it is a force that powers our lives, drives progress and shapes our future. As a leading provider of sustainable energy, we are deeply committed to ensuring that this power is not only accessible but also responsibly sourced, carefully managed and continuously improved for generations to come.
This year, we have achieved new milestones in our sustainability efforts. We have reduced our carbon footprint, expanded our renewable energy portfolio and implemented transformative technologies to drive efficiency at every stage of our operations. But our journey doesn't end here. As we continue to innovate and lead, we are mindful that every action, every project and every decision we make is a step toward a more responsible energy future.
As we look ahead, we reaffirm our commitment to being a responsible steward of the energy that powers your
world - today, tomorrow and for many years to come. Because your power is our responsibility.
Panasian Power PLC
About Our Integrated Annual report 4
About Us 8
Project Portfolio 12
Our Journey 16
Awards and Accolades 18
Financial and ESG Highlights 19
Chairman's Statement 22
Chief Executive Officer's Review 25
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Overview
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We are pleased to present the Panasian Power PLC (" the Company") Integrated Annual Report 2024/25 ("the Report" or "the Annual Report"), marking the Company's 6th Integrated Annual Report. It provides a comprehensive yet concise overview of the Company's performance during the financial year ending 31st March 2025. The report details our value creation process and strategies and presents relevant information across financial, social, environmental and governance areas within the context of our operating environment. Furthermore, we offer our forward-looking perspective and share our aspirations for the future, acknowledging that these could be shaped by the economic realities of the ensuing year.
The primary scope of the report covers the core strategy of the company, which is the generation and supply of clean, renewable energy through various sources such as mini hydropower projects and solar photovoltaic installations (PV). The report provides an in-depth overview of the company's strategy and functions, cohesively reflecting the interconnections between various functions, in the spirit of integrated reporting. It also highlights the company's approach to value creation in the short, medium and long-term, founded on good governance and sustainability principles and how these impact the economy, the environment and society, in the long term.
SCOPE AND BOUNDARY
This report covers the financial and non-financial performance of the company and its subsidiaries, joint ventures located in Sri Lanka, collectively referred to as the group. Building upon our previous report for the financial year ending 31 March 2024, reporting encompasses the risks and opportunities arising from our business strategy and diverse stakeholders, how we create, preserve,
or erode value through our business activities.
ABOUT OUR
INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT
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Financial Capital
Manufactured Capital
Intellectual Capital
Human Capital
Social and Relationship
Capital
Natural Capital
We aim to manage these complex business relationships and focus on material matters that define our success, which are:
Our Business Model
Page 30
Our Strategy
Page 25
Our Operating Context
Page 43
Our Material Issues
Page 40
Financial Reporting Boundary Aligns with our Financial Statements Reporting Boundary
Page 165
Our Stakeholder Relationships
Page 37
Customers Employees Investors Regulators
Suppliers and business partners The community
Key changes to the group's organisational structure/supply chain in 2024/2025 were as follows:
In alignment with our commitment to sustainable energy and national renewable energy goals, we have successfully initiated the construction of seven 05 MWs ground mounted solar photovoltaic projects.
Awarded 05 MWs ground mounted solar PV project at Deniyaya.
In the reporting period, executed a partial disposal of R-E-D Capital Asia (Private) Limited, resulting in a reduction of our ownership interest from 100% to 51%. This strategic decision aligns with our long-term objectives and enhances our operational efficiency.
Our approach to reporting is guided by the following key frameworks, standards and regulations across different reporting domains:
The Regulations Internal Assurance External Assurance Financial Reporting, Governance, Risk Management and Operations
The report is based on the
International Integrated Reporting Council's (IIRC) framework, which encompasses the six capitals and
their combined output that assures sustainability of the company and
the wider community, reflecting our
commitment to accountable integrated reporting practices, creating value and communicating with our stakeholders
in a transparent manner.
Sri Lanka Financial Reporting Standards
Companies Act No 7 of 2007
Listing requirements of Colombo Stock exchange and subsequent revision to date.
Code of Best Practice on Corporate Governance (2013) jointly issued by SEC and CA Sri Lanka
Code of Best Practices on Related Party Transations 2013 advocated by SEC.
Integrated Reporting
Framework of the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC)
A Preparer's Guide to Integrated Corporate Reporting issued by the CA Sri Lanka
Handbook on Integrated Corporate Reporting issued by the CA Sri Lanka
Reporting to Board Audit and Risk Committee
An independent auditor confirming the accuracy of the Annual Financial Statements See Page 173
An independent assurance engagement on Integrated Reporting
ABOUT OUR INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT
The Regulations Internal Assurance External Assurance Sustainability Reporting
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financial interactions to create value for the company and its stakeholders, while also consuming, developing and transforming these capitals in the process.
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Reporting Standards
United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. (UN SDGs)
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) disclosures through the framework and operations in conformity with the Principles of the United Nations Global Compact
Disclosure on Gender Parity Reporting issued by the ICASL
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Standards
SLFRS S1 and S2
Sustainability reporting assessment by the Group Sustainability Reporting System Carbon footprint assessment
An independent assurance engagement for specific financial and non-financial sustainability indicators
Precautionary Principle
We use the precautionary principle as our commitment to social and environmental decision-making, by taking mitigating action of potential risks, even in the absence of complete evidence or information,
to ensure the long term viability of our operations. This allows us to operate as a responsible corporate citizen, safeguarding our stakeholders, the environment and the community we impact. Implementation
of the precautionary principle helps us anticipate challenges and innovate solutions that reinforce our resilience promoting trust among our stakeholders.
MATERIALITY
A structured, organization-wide materiality assessment process identifies the issues that are material to the company. Based on the double-materiality principle, the process addresses both potential effects on the company and its impacts on people and environment. The assessment systematically addresses risks, opportunities, macroeconomic trends and other elements that influence materiality in co-relation to the capitals and the company's ability to deliver value and mitigate erosion of value to its stakeholders. As a power generating company, we apply a robust, well-thought out and holistic approach to identifying key material aspects, which are documented on page 40 of the report. We meticulously address these issues to enhance performance, strengthen our sustainability framework, adhere to strong governance principles and demonstrating accountability through our regulatory compliance.
Disclaimer for the Publication of Forward-Looking Statements
This report includes forward-looking statements regarding the company's potential future performance and prospects. These statements are not guarantees of future results and are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including unforeseen events, volatile economic and political conditions and other factors beyond our control. Actual outcomes may differ significantly from current expectations. The reader is advised to seek expert professional advice in all such aspects.
Value Creation
Our value creation process is comprehensively detailed in the business model (refer Page 30). It details the inputs, outputs and outcomes across the capitals and their responsible management in creating value. Integrated reporting assumes that the generation of financial capital is driven by the interdependent cohesiveness between financial and non-
Combined Assurance
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Assurance for the content embodied in this integrated report is reinforced by a
carefully vetted combination of internal and external sources. The information included in this report has received approval from the leaders of respective business units and has been scrutinized by the corporate management team prior to submission to the Board of Directors for final approval.
The mandatory independent review of the Financial Statements, including the notes to the accounts, has been provided by the company's external auditors,
M/S Ernst & Young. The findings of their review are provided in detail on pages 173 of this report. This external
validation strengthens the credibility and transparency of the financial information presented in the report.
Board Responsibility Statement
The Board acknowledges its responsibility to ensure that the Integrated Annual Report provides a balanced view of its
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Navigating the Report
For ease of navigation, the following Icon library cross-references the capitals and their integration with the stakeholders and strategy:
Capitals
Financial Manufactured Human Intellectual Social and Natural Capital Capital Capital Capital Relationship Capital
Capital
Strategic
Pillars
Shareholder Customer Inclusive Inspired Preserving and Prosperity Centricity Business Teams Regenerating
Model Nature
Stakeholders
Shareholders Employees Customers Suppliers Business Communities Government
Partners
performance in 2024/25 and is of the opinion that it addresses all material issues that it believes may have a bearing on the company's capacity to create value over the period. The corporate
management team prepared and reviewed the Integrated Annual Report and submitted the same to the board Audit and Risk Committee who recommended the reports to the Board for approval
in accordance with the delegation of authority. The reports were unanimously approved by the Board on 04 June 2025.
L.H.A.L.Silva
Chairman
P.K. Pathmanatha
Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director
Feedback
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ABOUT US
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At Panasian Power PLC, we believe in the power of nature to fuel our future. Drawing inspiration from the sun's radiant energy and the earth's enduring strength, we harness renewable resources to create sustainable energy solutions that illuminate homes, power industries and nurture our planet.
Our mission is simple yet profound: to lead the transition towards a cleaner, greener and more resilient energy landscape. By integrating cutting-edge technology with a deep respect for nature, we provide innovative solutions that not only meet today's energy demands but also safeguard the environment for generations to come.
We are a public quoted company with limited liability which was incorporated under the provisions of the Companies Act No.17 of 1982 on 22 April 2002 and re-registered under the provisions of new Companies Act No.07 of 2007 on 03 December 2008. The Company obtained BOI approval under section 17(2) of the BOI Law No.04 of 1978 on 26 November 2008.
Panasian Power PLC (PAP), is Sri Lanka's pioneering supplier of clean and renewable energy and is considered to be a leader in the renewable energy industry, operating mini-hydro, ground and rooftop solar plants. We are renowned for affordable, sustainable
and reliable clean energy solutions, creating greener and sustainable future. Our projects support the solutions that reduce carbon emission, enhance energy security and promote economic prosperity as we build, own and operate renewable energy projects as an independent power producer and project developer. We are currently working towards achieving 60 MW of generation capacity, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable energy. As the channel partner for Sungrow inverters and LONGi solar panels in Sri Lanka, we strive to deliver high-efficiency energy conversion in our solar installations, to meet an exponential growth in demand for clean energy.
OUR VISION
We only have one planet and the widespread use of fossil fuels has caused irreparable damage to it. We want to protect the environment by becoming a leader in diversified sustainable renewable energy solutions in the Global South.
OUR MISSION
PAP produces clean renewable energy from hydro, solar and other renewable sources in Asia.
We own and manage projects that are best in class from a technology, design and efficiency point of view and provide market leading returns through innovative financing solutions and are the preferred partner for customers, suppliers, employees and investors.
We value fair compensation, room to grow, training, a healthy, creative work environment and respect for diversity. We care for our communities and environment actively. We are an innovative dynamic energy solutions provider.
OUR VALUES
Accountability Responsibility to all our stakeholders Bias for Action We are driven to get results, swiftly
Integrity Treat others with respect and honesty and are true to ourselves
Innovative Develop outside the box solutions Passion Passion for renewable energy solutions
Quality What we do, we do well
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Global Projects
Manza
Mini Hydro Power Project - Zambia
9.9 MW
Hydro plants in operation
GSS location
Projects under construction (Solar ground mounted)
Capacity
Rathganga MHPP 3.0 MW Padiyapelella MHPP 4.4 MW Manelwala MHPP 2.4 MW
GSS location Anuradhapura Ampara
Galle Hiyare Matara
Galle Baddegama Maho
Kurunegala
Capacity (AC)
5 MW
5 MW
5 MW
5 MW
5 MW
5 MW
5 MW
Solar plants in operation (solar ground mounted)
Projects at Predevelopment stage (solar ground mounted)
GSS location Capacity (AC)
Beliatta 1 MW
Maho 1 MW
Pannala 1 MW
Matara 1 1 MW
Matara 2 1 MW
Matara 3 1 MW
Solar plants in operation Rooftop solar
Hydro Power Projects (In pipeline)
GSS location Capacity Padiyapelella Phase 2 3.0 MW Lower Kotmale 2.5 MW
Zambia Project 9.9 MW
GSS location Boralesgamuwa Mawathagama
Mawathagama
Uhumeeya Narammala Malsiripura Palapathwala Kolonna Kohuwala
Maradankadawala
Thirappane
Capacity (AC)
350 kW
583 kW
400 kW
500 kW
233 kW
300 kW
600 kW
250 kW
300 kW
2 MW
2 MW
STRATEGIC DIFFERENTIATORS
Our unique capability and approach to clean and green energy, sets us apart from competition, focusing on delivering distinct value to our stakeholders, creating a competitive advantage.
Purpose-led business
Extensive and solid partnerships
Diverse businesses and geographical presence
Employee value proposition
Robust corporate governance
Strong balance sheet
GROUP AT A GLANCE
Clean Energy Generated
58,364,310 KWh
Number of Trees Saved
3,266,775
Group Revenue
LKR 1.5Bn
Profit Before Tax
362Mn
Total No of Employees
107
Total Installed Capacity
23.3 MW
MTs of CO2avoided
43,556
EBIT
LKR 550Mn
EPS
LKR 0.47
Investment in community development
LKR 6.8Mn
OUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
Our commitment to ensuring excellence in all aspects of our operation is reflective from the value adding partnerships we have created in Sri Lanka, delivering on our promises and meaningfully contributing to the macroeconomic recovery of the country.
SUSTAINABILITY
GSS location | Capacity (AC) |
Anuradhapura | 5 MW |
Batticaloa | 100 MW |
Ridiyagama | 10 MW |
Mattala | 10 MW |
Gonnuruwa | 10 MW |
Deniyaya | 5 MW |
As a power generation company, sustainability is a fundamental pillar of our long-term strategy, reflecting a commitment to responsible production of clean and green energy. We recognize that sustainable growth is essential for building resilience, creating long-term value and contributing to a more environmentally and socially conscious future. Our governance framework is founded on sustainability principles that cohesively flow through our operations.
CREATING VALUE FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS
Our mission goes beyond generating clean energy and we strive to empower communities, create jobs and foster economic growth through our projects, while contributing meaningfully to the economic recovery of the country.
ABOUT US
GROUP STRUCTURE
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PANASIAN POWER PLC
Hydro 3MW Ratnapura
Subsidiary 100%
Subsidiary 83%
Subsidiary 100%
Subsidiary Subsidiary
100% 93%
Manelwala Hydropower (Pvt) Ltd
Padiyapelella Hydropower Limited
Panasian Investments (Pvt) Ltd
Lower Kotmale Oya Power Two (Pvt) Ltd
Panasian Power Zambia
Ltd
Hydro 2.4MW Walapane
Hydro 4.4 MW Padiyapelella
EPC Company
Hydro 2.5MW Medakumbura
Zambia Project Company Hydro 9.9 MW
Subsidiary
100%
Eco Green Solar Solutions (Pvt) Ltd
Joint Venture 50%
Powergen One (Pvt) Ltd
Subsidiary 100%
PAP Solar One (Pvt) Ltd
Subsidiary 52%
Solar Power Generation Matara (Pvt) Ltd
Ground Solar 1MW Beliatta
Rooftop Solar (PV) 0.35 MW
Boralesgamuwa
Rooftop Solar 3.1 MW Kurunegala, Kohuwala, Kolonna, Palapaththala
Ground Solar 2MW Matara
Subsidiary Subsidiary
73% 69%
Hydro EPC
Project in pipeline Ground mounted solar Rooftop solar
Finergreen Rajarata (Pvt) Ltd
Rooftop & Green house solar 2 MW Anuradhapura
Rajarata Sustainable Development (Pvt) Ltd
Rooftop & Green house solar 2 MW Anuradhapura
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Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary
100% 100% 100% 100% 51% 100%
Finergreen Gonnoruwa (Pvt) Ltd
Finergreen Mattala (Pvt) Ltd
Finergreen Ridiyagama (Pvt) Ltd
Panasian Solar (Pvt) Ltd
R-E-D Capital Asia
(Pvt) Ltd
Solar One Asia (Pvt) Ltd
Ground Solar Project Gonnoruwa 10MW
Ground Solar Project Mattala 10MW
Ground Solar Project Ridiyagama 10MW
EPC Company
Solar Investment company
Ground Solar Project Deniyaya 5 MW
Subsidiary
42%
Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary Subsidiary
100% 100% 100% 100%
Panthree Solaro Energy (Pvt) Ltd
PAP PTS Solar (Pvt) Ltd
PAP EGSS Solar (Pvt) Ltd
PAP MHPL Solar (Pvt) Ltd
PAP SPGM
Solar (Pvt) Ltd
Ground Solar 3*1MW Matara, Maho & Pannala
5MW Ground Solar at Maho
15MW Ground solar At Anuradhapura, Galle (Baddegama) & Galle (Hiyare) (each 5MW)
10 MW ground solar at Kurunagala & Ampara (each 5MW)
5MW Ground Solar at Matara
A pioneering force in Sri Lanka's renewable energy sector, we contribute to the sustainable progress of the country through innovative and environmentally responsible solutions.
Harnessing the abundance of natural elements available in Sri Lanka, generating renewal energy is our niche expertise, while empowering communities and preserving the planet. Integrating state of the art technology, international standards and global know-
how, we expanded our project portfolio and
are currently in the process of delivering seven new projects to relieve the burden on the national grid. Investing in cutting-
edge infrastructure and leveraging strategic partnerships, we remain committed to our social responsibility, beyond energy generation and profit maximizing. We are fully cognizant of the transformative impact of renewable energy for economic growth and align PAP with the medium term and the long term goals of the Government of Sri Lanka to fully convert
to renewable energy by 2050 while achieving 70% of the goal by 2030.
Fostering innovation, upholding transparency and prioritizing sustainability, we continue to illuminate the path towards a clean, green and a resilient future.
In the many sections contained in this Report, we present to our valued shareholders our
contribution and our achievements in FY 2024/25.
PROJECT PORTFOLIO
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We operate an integrated model, managing all stages from development to construction, operation and energy management. As the leading renewable energy solutions provider in Sri Lanka, our commitment to sustainability and innovation has gained us high visibility and brand reputation, that underpins our success to deliver clean and sustainable energy.
Mini Hydro Power Projects
Project Location Rathganga Manelwala Padiyapelella
Year of Commission | 2004 | 2008 | 2017 | |||||||||
Installed Capacity (MW) | 3 | 2.4 | 4.4 | |||||||||
Operational Highlights | 2024/25 | 2023/24 | 2024/25 | 2023/24 | 2024/25 | 2023/24 | ||||||
Power Generation (kWh) | 14,108,691 | 14,133,148 | 8,427,882 | 7,416,891 | 16,607,764 | 14,723,433 | ||||||
Plant Factor (%) | 53.68 | 54 | 40.08 | 35.28 | 54.16 | 48.02 | ||||||
Reduction in CO2(MT) | 10,468 | 10,487 | 6,253 | 5,503 | 12,323 | 10,925 | ||||||
No. of trees saved | 785,100 | 781,281 | 468,975 | 409,974 | 924,225 | 813,912 | ||||||
Equivalent hectares in rain forest | 524 | 521 | 313 | 274 | 617 | 543 | ||||||
Reduction in CO2(MT)
Rathganga | Manelwala | Padiyapelella | |||
2024/25 | 2023/24 | 2024/25 | 2023/24 | 2024/25 | 2023/24 |
10,468 | 10,487 | 6,253 | 5,503 | 12,323 | 10,925 |
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Project Location | Beliatta | Matara 1 | Matara 2 | Matara 3 | Maho | Pannala |
Year of Commission | 2019 | 2021 | 2021 | 2021 | 2021 | 2022 |
Installed Capacity (MW) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
2024/25 Power Generation (kWh) | 1,336,266 | 1,673,434 | 1,819,804 | 1,695,538 | 1,595,349 | 1,467,056 |
Plant Factor (%) | 16.45 | 19.10 | 20.77 | 19.35 | 18.21 | 16.74 |
Reduction in CO2(MT) | 1,069 | 1,241 | 1,349 | 1,257 | 1,183 | 1,088 |
No. of trees saved | 80,175 | 93,150 | 101,175 | 94,275 | 88,725 | 81,600 |
Equivalent hectares in rain forest | 53 | 62 | 67 | 62 | 59 | 54 |
Ground Mounted Solar Power Projects
Reduction in CO2(MT) (2024/25)
Beliatta
1,069Matara 1
1,241
Matara 2
1,349Matara 3
1,257
Maho
1,183Pannala
1,088
PROJECT PORTFOLIO
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Project Location Boralesgamuwa Kolonna Kohuwala Palapathwala Narammala Uhumeeya Melsiripura Mawathagama
ECO
Mawathagama Foundation
Year of Commission 2018 | 2018 | 2018 | 2019 | 2019 | 2019 | 2019 | 2019 | 2019 |
Installed Capacity (KW) 350 | 250 | 300 | 600 | 233 | 500 | 300 | 583 | 400 |
2024/25 Power Generation (kWh) 243,717 | 273,501 | 368,000 | 536,478 | 174,183 | 434,160 | 349,018 | 691,077 | 453,622 |
Plant Factor (%) 9.27 | 12.48 | 12 | 10.20 | 8.53 | 9.01 | 13.28 | 13.53 | 12.94 |
Reduction in CO2 (MT) 180 | 202 | 273 | 397 | 129 | 322 | 258 | 512 | 336 |
No. of trees saved 13,500 | 15,150 | 20,475 | 29,775 | 9,675 | 24,150 | 19,350 | 38,400 | 25,200 |
Equivalent hectares in rain forest 9 | 10 | 13 | 20 | 6 | 16 | 12 | 25 | 16 |
Rooftop Solar Power Projects
Reduction in CO2(MT) (2024/25)
Boralesgamuwa
180Kolonna
202
Kohuwala
273Palapathwela
397
Narammala
129Uhumeeya
322
Melsiripura
258Mawathagama ECO
512
Mawathagama Foundation
336
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Project Location RSD Maradankadawala RSD Thirappane FGR Maradankadawala FGR Thirappane
Year of Commission | 2020 | 2021 | 2020 | 2021 |
Installed Capacity (MW) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
2024/25 | ||||
Power Generation (kWh) | 1,593,342 | 1,553,370 | 1,580,592 | 1,632,814 |
Plant Factor (%) | 18.18 | 17.73 | 18.04 | 18.63 |
Reduction in CO2 (MT) | 1,182 | 1,152 | 1,172 | 1,210 |
No. of trees saved | 88,650 | 86,400 | 87,900 | 90,750 |
Equivalent hectares in rain forest | 59 | 57 | 58 | 60 |
Rooftop Solar Green House Projects
Reduction in CO2(MT) (2024/25)
RSD Maradankadawala RSD Thirappane FGR Maradankadawala FGR Thirappane
1,182 1,152 1,172 1,210OUR JOURNEY
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2017
Padiyapelella 3.5MW Mini Hydro Plant commissioned
2002
Company incorporated
2004
Rathganga 2 MW Mini Hydro Plant commissioned
2008
Manelwala 2.4MW Mini Hydro Plant commissioned
2011
Panasian Power becomes a Public
2014
Rathganga Plant expanded from another 1 MW
Limited Company
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2018
PAP commissioned its first rooftop solar projects
-Kolonna, Kohuwala, ODEL Borelasgamuwa
2019
PAP commissioned
its 1st ground mounted solar project - Beliatta
PAP receives investment from Emerald Fund, a JV between IFC, DEG, FMO and NDB
Feasibility work begins
on 9.9MW Zambia minihydro power project
06 Rooftop Solar projects commissioned
at Uhumeeya, Palapathwala,
2021
Maho - Commissioned 1 MW Ground Solar Project
Thirappane -
2023
Signed Letter of Intent for 5MW Ground mounted solar projects at Galle (Beddegama), Galle (Hiyare) Kurunegala, Anuradhapura, Maho, Matara and Ampara
Started construction of Padiyapelella Phase 2 Mini Hydro power project
Establishment of
PAP SPGM Solar (Pvt) Ltd, PAP MHPL Solar (Pvt) Ltd, PAP EGSS Solar (Pvt) Ltd, PAP PTS Solar (Pvt) Ltd,
R-E-D Capital Asia (Pvt) Ltd to undertake new ground mounted 5 MWs solar projects in 07 locations.
Signed Master supplier agreement with LONGi Technology Co. Ltd in China
Melsiripura, Narammala,
Commissioned 2
Mawathagama
rooftop Green House solar projects (1MW each)
Matara - Commissioned 03 Ground solar projects (1MW each)
2024
Signed Power Purchase Agreements
of 5MW Ground mounted solar PV projects at Ampara, Anuradhapura , Galle (Baddegama), Galle (Hiyare), Kurunegala, Maho and Matara
Achieved financial closure and commercial
2020
Awarded contract to be Sungrow Inverters'
exclusive channel partner in Sri Lanka
Commissioned 2 rooftop Green House solar projects (1MW each) at Maradankadawala
2022
Pannala - Commissioned
1 MW Ground Solar Project
Signed PPA for new tariff for 3MW Padiyapelella
Hydropower Limited Phase 2
construction of above stated 7 projects.
Awarded Deniyaya 5 MW Ground mounted solar PV plant
Obtained Energy permits for 5MW Ground mounted solar PV project at Medawachchiya and 10MW Ground mounted solar PV project at Ridiyagama
Obtained Energy permit for 5MW -ground mounted solar PV plant at Medawachchiya
Signed addendum for Padiyapelella Hydropower project Purchase agreement to enhance its capacity from 3.5MW to 4.4MWs
AWARDS AND ACCOLADES
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TAGS Awards 2024 - Power and Energy Sector
Bronze Award by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka.
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CMA Exellence in Integrated reporting Awards - 2024
Certificate of Compliance by the Institute of Certified Management Accountants of Sri Lanka
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ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System
South Asian Federation of Accountants - Power and Energy Sector
3
Merit Award for Best Presented Annual Report, Integrated Reporting Awards and
SAARC anniversary awards for Corporate Governance Disclosure 2023
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ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management System
Leadership Awards 2024
4
5
Business Excellence Awards - Solar Company of the Year - Inverter
Technology and Innovation Excellence Awards - Outstanding Product Innovation of the Year
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