Yes, solar farms can be highly profitable in Sri Lanka due to high levels of solar irradiance (sunlight exposure), relatively low land costs in rural areas, and government support for renewable energy development. Through net metering, net accounting, or direct power purchase agreements (PPAs), solar farm owners can earn steady income while contributing to national sustainability goals. The average return on investment (ROI) typically ranges from 12% to 20% annually, depending on scale and configuration.

The timeline for a solar farm project varies based on size, location, and administrative processes. On average, a medium-sized solar farm (1–5 MW) takes between 6 to 12 months from project design to final commissioning. This includes land assessment, design, permitting, procurement, installation, testing, and grid integration. We offer complete project management to help you stay on schedule and within budget.