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by Rajmi Manatunga

The government has to quickly increase power generation in the country to meet an expected ten to twelve percent growth in demand in the coming years, Power and Energy Minister Karu Jayasuriya told the Daily News.Economic growth expected as the political and security situation stabilises will have more factories and services asking for power and plans are under way to meet this added load, the Minister said in an interview.
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