THREE Lanka

Training Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies in Sri Lanka.

THREE LANKA project addresses the multiple key challenges for achieving Renewable Energy supply targets for Sri Lanka

According to a joint study conducted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Asian Development Bank (ADB), Sri Lanka can meet its entire current and future electricity demand by judicial use of Renewable Energy by 2050.

THREE LANKA project is in line with future government energy policy

The main objective of “Training Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies in Sri Lanka- THREE LANKA” project is to address the existing skill gaps of Sri Lanka in the area of Renewable Energy (Renewable Energy) Technologies. Considering the increase electricity demand and future vision of having sustainability, the outcome of this project is critical for Sri Lanka.

Aims & Objectives

This overall aim of the project is to develop the required skill levels in Sri Lanka for sustainable development in renewable energy sector by ...

PROJECT METHODOLOGY

The methodology of the project is consisted with the following ten work packages to ensure the accomplishment of ...

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Innovative Character

This project is offering the renewable energy sector in Sri Lanka a great opportunity for development of three...

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Project Outcomes

The final millstone of the project is mainly target to ensure effective dissemination of the project outcome for higher percentage of the..

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Why this project is important for Sri Lanka

THREE LANKA project is in line with future government energy policy

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Our partners

The consortium for the THREE Lanka project is consisted with eleven partners and which include four European Universities, Five Sri Lankan Universities and one government body and one professional body in the energy sector.