A Project on Solar Power Systems at RSL Ceramics Factory Premises, Homagama
| Capacity | 100.17 kW |
| Project Type | Supply, installation and Commissioning under Net Plus Scheme |
| Completion Year | 2017 |
| Solar Panel Provider& Technology Transfer | Alta Vision Solar |
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