Hayleys Solar to distribute Bluetti Power Stations in Sri Lanka
Daily FT: Hayleys Solar, the renewable energy arm of Hayleys Fentons Ltd., has secured exclusive distribution rights for Bluetti Power Stations in Sri Lanka.
Available in three capacities – 300W, 1000W, and 2400W – these innovative portable power stations are now available island wide.
The Bluetti Portable Power Station delivers up to 10 years of optimal performance, built with a robust Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery coupled with an intelligent Battery Management System (BMS). Whether for domestic, commercial, or outdoor activities, it offers a reliable, sustainable power solution for diverse needs.
Hayleys Fentons Ltd., Managing Director Hasith Prematillake said: “We are excited to bring Bluetti’s cutting-edge power solutions to Sri Lanka. They are designed with reliability and sustainability in mind, making it perfect for a wide range of applications, from home use to remote work environments.”
Hayleys Solar Chief Executive Officer Roshane Perera said: “We are thrilled to offer this advanced power station to our customers, providing them with an efficient and eco-friendly solution for their energy needs.”
Shenzhen PowerOak NewEner Co., Ltd., Sales Director for South Asia Mills Zhang said: “We are delighted to collaborate with Hayleys Solar in Sri Lanka. Bluetti Power Stations are versatile and durable, and we are confident they will empower consumers across the island to live and work without limitations.”
OSL take:
Sri Lanka’s power sector, especially the renewable energy generation sector, has become a hotspot for business/investment opportunities in the country given the increasing demand for power in-line with the overall economic expansion. The commitment of the Sri Lankan government to increase the renewable energy generation capacity in the country along with the commitment towards increasing clean energy have also given a boost to Sri Lanka’s renewable energy generation sector. The profits recorded by local businesses engaged in the local renewable energy generation business and the interest shown by foreign businesses/investors in the sector are all indicative of the growing business potential in the country. Given all these positive developments, foreign businesses/investors could confidently explore the growing business/investment opportunities in Sri Lanka’s renewable energy sector while also looking at expanding operations through partnerships or joint ventures with local businesses in the sector.
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