The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) has announced a revision of electricity tariffs for the second quarter of 2026, with increases varying based on monthly electricity consumption.
According to the revised rates, consumers using up to 30 units per month will see a 4.3 per cent increase, amounting to approximately Rs. 15.
Households consuming between 31 and 60 units will face a 6.9 per cent increase, equivalent to about Rs. 45, while those using 61 to 90 units will also see a 6.9 per cent increase, translating to roughly Rs. 120.
Consumers in the 91 to 180 unit category will experience a 7.2 per cent increase, amounting to around Rs. 420.
Meanwhile, users consuming more than 180 units per month will see the highest increase, with tariffs rising by 25 per cent.
The PUCSL said the revision applies to the second quarter of 2026, with the adjustments introduced based on prevailing costs and sector requirements. (Newswire)
