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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 May 2010
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This Energy Efficiency Building Code for Commercial Buildings in Sri Lanka was developed with the support of the World Bank. The project was initiated by Prof. Nimal de Silva, Chairman Urban Development Authority and P. A. M. Deraniyagala, Chairman Ceylon Electricity Board, to whom a debt of gratitude is owed for their guidance. The project was managed by the CEB Demand Side Management Branch: M. S. Jayalath (Deputy General Manager), K. K. U. B. Adikaram (Project Manager) and D. G. K. Ranasinghe. The Project Consultants were Econoler International (Canada), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (USA), and Infotechs I/D/E/A/S (Sri Lanka), with Louis-Philippe Lavoie as Team Leader. The Steering Committee members were D. C. Wijeratne (Chair), Prof. Lal Balasooriya, M. Zubair, W. J. L. S. Fernando, Prasanna Silva, M. S. Jayalath & B. B. Perera. Substantial expert guidance and assistance was provided by professionals who served as Technical Subcommittee members: Ventilation and Air Conditioning: Wijitha Perera, C. L. E. Koelmeyer, J. O. Yatawara; Lighting: Sharmila Dhanapala, S. Ranasinghe, Noel Joseph; Electric Power and Distribution: Ranil Seneratna, D. B. Yatawara, D. G. R. Fernando; Building Envelope: Dr. Samitha Manawadu; Jaliya Kumarasinghe, Arch. Mahinda Withanaarachchi & Arch. Harsha Fernando Service Water Heating: K. D. C. E. Wickramaratne, Lakshman Jayasuriya, Parakrama Jayasinghe.
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