DFCC Bank has announced a new strategic partnership with Hayleys Solar, Sri Lanka’s leading solar power solutions provider and the renewable energy arm of Hayleys Fentons Limited. Investing in renewable energy, such as solar power, helps to reduce electricity costs while contributing to the national transition towards greener energy. Therefore, this collaboration is a timely move towards addressing the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions across the island. Accordingly, the bank is working with Hayleys Solar to provide DFCC Solar Loans, increasing accessibility for individuals and businesses looking to invest in solar power generation technology.

The Solar Loans packages offered by DFCC Bank for Hayleys Solar customers feature an attractive interest rate of 11.50%, fixed for five years, providing customers with a stable and affordable financial solution. Further enhancing the proposition is the option of a loan tenure extension for up to 10 years, allowing customers to make their solar installations more affordable while benefitting from Hayleys Solar’s exceptional technical expertise. With over a century of engineering and technical expertise and a reputation for excellence, Hayleys Solar delivers tailor-made, highly efficient solar power solutions to meet the growing energy needs of Sri Lankans.

Discussing the significance of the collaboration, Aasiri Iddamalgoda – Senior Vice President | Retail & SME at DFCC Bank, explained, “This partnership with Hayleys Fentons aligns with our mission to support the adoption of renewable energy through innovative financial solutions. With DFCC Solar Loans, we offer competitive financing that can empower individuals and businesses to embrace sustainable energy, reduce their reliance on traditional power sources, and ensure a stable and reliable energy source in the future. Strategic partnerships like this one are essential in paving the way for a more sustainable and energy-efficient future for Sri Lanka.”

Hasith Prematillake, Managing Director of Hayleys Fentons Limited, highlighted the significance of this partnership with DFCC Bank, emphasizing its role in supporting individuals and businesses transitioning to solar power. As part of the broader initiative, ‘ණයක් නොවන ණයක්’ (‘Nayak Nowena Nayak’), which provides customers with the opportunity to switch to solar energy through affordable, low monthly bank instalments that are lower than their current electricity bills. These savings reduce immediate energy costs and allow families to reinvest in their future, all while enjoying free electricity for the next 20 years, added Roshane Perera, Director/CEO of Hayleys Solar.

As energy costs continue to rise and Sri Lanka faces increasing demands on its electricity infrastructure, DFCC Solar Loans presents a forward-thinking, eco-friendly solution. Hayleys Solar’s unmatched expertise in solar power generation technology, coupled with DFCC Bank’s flexible and affordable financing options, thus provide a seamless and comprehensive approach to meeting Sri Lankans’ energy needs in a greener, more sustainable way.

The Commercial Bank of Ceylon and Hayleys Solar recently donated a photovoltaic solar panel power supply system for the use of the Sri Kavantissa Vocational Training Centre in Tissamaharama and the Tissamaharama Raja Maha Vihara.

The 40kW on-grid solar power system benefits the students receiving vocational training at the centre as well as devotees from all around the island that visit the temple, and helps the two institutions to reduce their electricity costs.

The donation by the two companies flows from a strategic collaboration between Commercial Bank and Hayleys Solar to provide concessionary terms under the Bank’s ‘Diribala Green Development Loan’ scheme for businesses to purchase solar power systems from Hayleys Solar with a number of exclusive benefits.

Pictured here at the donation of the solar power system are Commercial Bank Managing Director/CEO Mr. Sanath Manatunge, the Bank’s Chief Operating Officer Mr S. Prabagar, Hayleys Fentons Limited Managing Director  Mr. Hasith Premathilake and the Director General of the Tertiary and Vocational Education Commission Dr K. A. Lalithadheera unveiling the commemorative plaque.

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