People’s Bank and Hayleys Solar, the renewable energy arm of Hayleys Fentons Limited, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
This collaborative effort aims to catalyse the widespread adoption of solar energy by facilitating access to better financing options.
People’s Bank will provide loans to customers seeking to invest in rooftop solar power for their homes or businesses. These loans will empower individuals and enterprises to embrace solar power, thereby reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to a cleaner environment.
With the help of the introduced loan programmes customers are given the option to go for an affordable loan installment each month instead of continuing with the burden of a higher electricity bill.
This monthly saving option is available for any system capacity and the savings amount will grow in relation to the capacity of each system. By availing of this option, customers can save on their monthly utility expenses and use those funds for other essential needs.
In essence, customers will be making a one-time financial investment by replacing an expensive monthly expense with a more affordable one that will reap long term savings.
The occasion was graced by Chief Executive Officer/General Manager Clive Fonseka of People’s Bank, Managing Director Hasith Prematillake of Hayleys Fentons Limited, Executive Director/CEO Roshane Perera of Hayleys Solar, Finance Director of Hayleys Fentons Limited Pamudith Gunawardana, Deputy General Manager (Enterprise Banking) Wickrama Narayana of People’s Bank, Deputy General Manager Retail Banking, T.M.W Chandrakumara of People’s Bank, Kapila Jayaratne Assistant General Manager, Channel Sales of Hayleys Solar, Srilak Sandaruwan Assistant Channel Sales Manager, Chaminda Ihalakorala Assistant General Manager SME, Development and Micro Finance, Chamari Perera Senior Manager (SME) and Chamedi Gunathilake Deputy Manager of People’s Bank. The collaboration between People’s Bank and Hayleys Solar marks a pivotal step towards achieving Sri Lanka’s renewable energy goals while fostering economic development. As the nation continues to prioritise environmental conservation and energy security, initiatives like this play a crucial role in driving the transition towards energy independence and a more sustainable future.
