Sri Lanka, July 6 -- The final batch of turbines required for the 50 MW HayWind wind power project in Mannar has arrived in Sri Lanka, marking a significant milestone in the country's transition towards a sustainable energy future.

According to officials, the latest shipment of turbines reached the Port of Trincomalee, following the arrival of the first batch several weeks ago. Installation work on the turbines is currently underway at the project site in Mannar.

The HayWind project, which is expected to generate 50 MW of electricity, has secured a power purchase agreement at a rate of US$0.0465 (Rs. 14.37) per unit, reportedly the lowest tariff ever agreed upon for wind-generated electricity in Sri Lanka.

Once operational, the wind f...