<h1>Sri Lanka revokes power pricing deal for Indian firm's wind projects, appoints committee for review amid legal challenges.</h1> The Sri Lankan government has revoked the pricing agreement for a major Indian conglomerate's wind power projects in Mannar and Pooneryn, opting to review the terms through a newly appointed committee. Although the projects themselves have not been canceled, the government rejected the power purchase prices set by the previous administration, citing higher costs compared to local offers. Five court cases, largely from environmental groups, challenge the agreement due to ecological concerns. The conglomerate denies project cancellation claims, emphasizing its commitment to a $1 billion investment in Sri Lanka's renewable energy sector.