SLAM Power Solutions (Pvt.) Ltd., a leading Renewable and Sustainability Solutions Provider in the country, has been awarded the prestigious Best Customer Service Icon Award (Large - Platinum) in the Energy/Renewable Energy category at the Business World International Awards 2023. The award was received by SLAM Power Solutions Managing Director Manoj Tharaka and Assistant General Manager Lahiru Udayanga. Founded in 2020, SLAM Power Solutions has rapidly established itself as a pivotal player in the Sri Lankan renewable energy market. As the Authorized Channel Partner and Service Provider for FIMER S.P.A. (Italy), VICTRON Energy (Netherlands) ABB (Switzerland) and ENERSYS (USA) in Sri Lanka, they offer an array of advanced Solar, EV charging and Energy Storage Solutions. Their product portfolio includes renowned brands such as ABB. FIMER, VICTRON, JINKO and ENERSYS featuring a comprehensive range of renewable energy solutions.
SLAM Power Solutions caters to a diverse clientele, providing tailored solutions for residential, commercial, industrial, utility, and microgrid applications. Their offerings include: Smart Solar Inverters, Solar PV Modules, Hybrid/Off-Grid Inverters and Battery/Energy Storage Solutions. All their cutting-edge products have been designed to meet the highest standards of quality, technology, and efficiency. SLAM Power Solutions prides itself on delivering exceptional service and innovative solutions to meet the evolving energy needs of its customers, while having talented factory trained engineers certified to Expert Level, and fully equipped repair center in Sri Lanka. The Business World International Awards ceremony, organised by the Business World International Organisation (BWIO), was recently held at the Taj Samudra Hotel in Colombo. The event was graced by the presence of Speaker of Parliament Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena, along with numerous other distinguished guests.
Manoj Tharaka (Managing Director) and Lahiru Udayanga
(Assistant General Manager – Service) receiving the award
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