A tariff customer may terminate his/her tariff agreement of the electricity supply provided to his/her premises and allow another consumer to obtain electricity supply to the same premises upon fulfillment of the requirements specified by the service provider.

The guideline describes steps to be followed by the consumer and the licensee at removing or shifting a electricity pole.

The guideline describes at what occasions licensee can make an planned interruptions and how to act at an break down.

Technical Guidelines and minimum standards for Electric Vehicle Charging stations have been defined by this guideline. The guideline was based on the views received at the Public Consultation held on Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Consumer Rights. 

The procedures to be followed by the distribution licensee once a request is made by a electricity consumer

Procedures to be followed when the distribution licensee is required to test the accuracy of the Electricity Meter.

These guidelines are provided for the establishment of an effective and transparent mechanism by the Licensees to carry out bulk supply transactions for implementation of a Tariff Regime in accordance with the Decision Document on Electricity Tariff-2011, issued by the Commission.

In terms of Section 30 of Sri Lanka Electricity Act, No. 20 of 2009, prior to tariff revisions, the Distributionlicensees/exempted parties other than CEB and LECO are supposed to obtain approval from the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka. Due to the relatively small size of their operations, a simplified tariff revision procedure is to be implemented.

Regulation to ensure the safety of all students, staff, employees and contractors who use electrical equipment and appliances or who may be exposed to electrical hazards. This guideline covers the requirements associated with electrical safety, maintenance of electrical equipment,
identify defective electrical equipment and prevent accidents due to electricity