Despite having huge incentive - banks committed effort to direct financing in country's renewable energy (RE) development, the sector's investment was still not considered profitable by companies.Study revealed that Bangladesh currently required a staggering Tk 87,000 crore in investment in
Coal shortage has forced a supply cut of 1,800-2,000MW of electricity from coal-fired plants during the severe heatwave, which has driven up demand by an additional 700MW, according to the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB).Coal shortage and technical faults including
Petrobangla will import 28 cargoes during 2026-27, followed by 16 cargoes annually from 2028 to 2040 from U.S.-based Excelerate Energy LLC starting in early 2026, under a long-term supply agreement.The deal, worth an estimated $8.5 billion, is one of the
Bangladesh to send a 10-member delegation to India to review the Ganges River Water-Sharing Treaty, at the 88th meeting of the Joint Rivers Commission (JRC) scheduled to be held in Delhi on September 9.The JRC was jointly formed by India
The interim government is preparing a 'new roadmap' for the country's energy sector centring LNG import as a major option to meeting its growing demand.Although the roadmap prioritises natural gas exploration, LNG imports, refinery expansion, and renewable energy integration as
Petrobangla has finalised the Offshore Model Production Sharing Contract (MPSC) 2025 introducing gas pricing mechanism indexed to Brent crude oil, pipeline cost recovery, and work obligations to attract International Oil Companies (IOCs).We are taking all preparations for inviting bids for
Experts suggested following Track-2 and Track-3 diplomacy for the repatriation of Rohingyas from Bangladesh to Myanmar as the Arakan Army's (AA) sweeping control of Rakhine State has further complicated matters of 1.5 million Rohingyas repatriation to Myanmar.Track-1 diplomacy is formal
The Energy Division has initiated a plan to procure LNG, LPG, and refined fuels worth about US$1.2 billion annually from the United States starting next year to help narrow the trade gap with Washington.As part of the plan, Bangladesh will
A recent study has found that noise pollution in Dhaka exceeded acceptable limits in nearly every area, registering 96.7 per cent of the time in designated quiet zones.Permissible noise levels are set at 45 decibels at night and 55 during
In a bid to ensure compliance with the recommendations from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to cap Operation and Maintenance (O&M) expenses of the private power plants, Power Division of Bangladesh plans to introduce revised tariff calculation method to guide