The government is pressing ahead with a floating LNG terminal at Akram Point inside the Sundarbans, and it has done so without telling the one institution legally responsible for protecting the forest.Due to various reasons, including climate change, Mongla-centric industrial
The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) is set to hold a public hearing on October 29 on proposals by liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) importers, distributors and retailers to raise their commissions, with importers seeking substantial increases on 12kg cylinders despite
In a striking move that could reshape Bangladesh's energy future, Russian energy giant Novatek has proposed building a $950 million offshore LNG terminal in the Bay of Bengal - a structure designed to weather cyclones, outlast conventional terminals by decades,
Bangladesh is preparing to press for climate justice, predictable international finance and a just transition at next month’s COP31 climate summit in Türkiye, while showcasing its jute industry as a sustainable alternative to plastic.Scheduled to take place from November 9
Saudi Arabia, home to a large Bangladeshi expatriate community that sends substantial remittances to the country, has around 2,500 Bangladeshis in its prisons, 147 of whom have been sentenced to jail terms ranging from one month to 15 years, according
Petrobangla has drastically reduced prices for offshore oil and gas exploration data, cutting the cost of some packages from more than $500,000 to just $5,000 and making four packages completely free in a renewed bid to attract international companies to
Petrobangla has finally cut the prices of offshore data packages substantially, making four packages completely free and offering steep discounts on six others, according to sources.Under the Offshore Bidding Round-2026, Petrobangla has 10 Data Sales Packages (DSTs). The highest price
Bangladesh is again staring into the same deep pit of questions. The government’s move to reconsider open-pit coal mining in Dinajpur-a densely populated region-raises more questions than answers. The country’s severe energy and power crisis cannot justify a revival that
Bangladesh could face mounting risks to its coast, freshwater resources and energy security as new climate research warns that some impacts of global warming are already irreversible and that the choices made today will determine the scale of future damage.The
LPG is not a luxury; it’s a necessity now. But the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission's October price announcement did not echo it. When the BERC had raised the official price of a 12-kilogramme LPG cylinder by Tk 252 to Tk