CEB wind
Electricity generation. GWh, monthly.
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Data source: Ceylon Electricity Board, Monthly Economic Indicators - August 2026 (2 Oct 2026)
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About this series
- Source Ceylon Electricity Board, compiled by Macro Lab
- Unit GWh
- Date range Dec 2013 – Jun 2026
- Last checked 2 Oct 2026
Checks: 1 recorded for this series, listed below. Compiled by Ceylon Electricity Board, read from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
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Details
- Name in the warehouse
- Electricity generation: CEB wind
- Read from
- CBSL Monthly Economic Indicators (Central Bank of Sri Lanka)
- Source page
- https://www.cbsl.gov.lk/en/statistics/economic-indicators/monthly-indicators
- Notes
- Read from the Energy table of CBSL's Monthly Economic Indicators: each issue gives the latest month(s) and the same month a year earlier; every reading is kept as a vintage dated by the issue's publication, so revisions show. Total generation = CEB hydro + CEB fuel oil + CEB coal + CEB wind + private sector; the private sector includes its non-conventional renewable energy. Recent issues say the total includes rooftop solar generation.
Source documents
Vintages
93 vintages, the latest published 2 Oct 2026.
- Sep 2023 63 → 6230 Nov 2023 → 29 Nov 2024
- Aug 2023 53 → 5231 Oct 2023 → 30 Oct 2024
- Jun 2023 53 → 5229 Aug 2023 → 30 Aug 2024
- May 2023 41 → 4028 Jul 2023 → 31 Jul 2024
- Mar 2023 16 → 1529 May 2023 → 31 May 2024
- Jun 2021 53 → 5131 Aug 2021 → 31 Aug 2022
- May 2021 37 → 3330 Jul 2021 → 29 Jul 2022
- Dec 2020 0 → 525 Feb 2021 → 25 Feb 2022
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Source discrepancies
What the warehouse found when it checked this series: the same figure from two agencies, splice overlaps, published rates against ones recalculated from the index, and outliers.
- A true readingApr 2021
The value moves 32% in one period, from 1 to 33, far outside its usual range.
Outlier: 1 and 33, difference −32.
LK.UTIL.ELECTRICITY_GEN.CEB_WIND.M: 1.0 against about 33.0 in the months either side
1 GWh in April 2021, then 33 GWh in May as the Mannar wind farm came into service; printed the same by two issues.