Ceylan Energy, Sri Lanka’s first oil company launched
Sri Lanka’s first and only oil and gas exploration and production
company, Ceylan Energy was launched yesterday. Ceylan Energy brings
together some of Sri Lanka’s leading oil and gas professionals who are
committed to maximising the island’s resources and developing its energy
industry.
Based in Colombo, Ceylan Energy is chaired by the son of Dr. ANS
Kulasinghe, Harry Kulasinghe, who has over thirty years of global
experience in the oil and gas industry and comes from a family that has,
for decades, pioneered engineering and industry in Sri Lanka.
Harry Kulasinghe said that the launch of Ceylan Energy marks an
important step in the development of Sri Lanka’s energy sector. “Our
team has over 100 years of collective oil and gas experience, in-depth
local knowledge and an invaluable network of contacts.”
“As a company with an entirely homegrown team, we are determined to
maximise the island’s resources and nurture our local industry.”
Ceylan Energy is a sponsor of Sri Lanka’s first EandP symposium,
which will take place between 8 and 12 July in Colombo and Kandy.
The event, organised by the country’s Petroleum Resources Development
Secretariat (PRDS), will showcase the commercial, cultural and social
benefits of working in Sri Lanka.
The symposium will promote Sri Lanka’s upcoming second licensing
round, due to take place late this year. For this licensing round,
thirteen blocks have been designated in the Sri Lankan sectors of the
Cauvery and Mannar basins located to the North and West of Sri Lanka
respectively. |