The NEPS of Sri Lanka states that the government will endeavour to reach by 2015, a minimum level of 10% of electrical energy supplied to the grid to be from NCRE sources with a view to encourage the development of the NCRE sources, the CEB has revised its tariff structure so that the power units are purchased at a price fixed after taking into consideration the technology used and cost incurred in its development. In addition to this, the World Bank (WB) is also providing support to the developers through local banks eg. Energy Services Delivery Project followed by Renewable Energy for Rural Development (RERED) project. With the success of the initial phase of the project, WB has given a second grant of US$ 42 million to establish a target of 50 MW of grid connected small hydro systems and provide small solar PV systems to 60,000 households located away from the grid.