* Spent fuel, O&M agreements still pending* Nuclear power tariff yet to be fixed* Safe operation may need 1,400-1,500 MMCFD gas reserve* FAPAD flags Tk 29,600cr irregularities in nine yearsAs the country grapples with a crippling
All preparations for the resignation of President Md. Sahabuddin have been completed.The secretariat of the Jatiya Sabgsad has called an press briefing at 5PM today over the President's resignation.Responsible sources at Bangabhaban have confirmed that the next formal steps regarding
The Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) has informed the Power Division that it will require around Tk465.56 crore in monthly subsidy solely to support electricity imports from India's Adani Power.In a letter to the Power Division, the BPDB sought Tk5,586.69
The DNCC’s waste to power plant would produce 73,576 tons of bottom ash, fly ash, and fine particulate matter, 39.56 tons of toxic gases (heavy metals, dioxins, and furan gases), and 1.17 tons of hazardous gases (nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides,
Petrobangla is preparing to seek another increase in gas prices, targeting gas supplied to power plants and compressed natural gas (CNG) used in vehicles, as the state-owned energy unit moves to reduce its deficit amid soaring import costs and widening
The existing power generation, transmission, and supply systems carry a significant risk of widespread blackouts.“The rapid increase in inverter-based resources (IBR) such as solar and wind power will create new types of risks for the current grid management system. According
• Policy approval likely today• Move aims to safeguard fuel supplies amid ME tensions• Experts call for rigorous scrutiny before selecting suppliers• BPC secured US$2.5b ITFC loan to finance fuel imports##########Bangladesh is planning to import 1.475
The government is set to introduce “Grihini LPG Card” from next year to support lower-middle-income and middle-class households that are increasingly affected by higher energy prices and limited gas supply. This is as part of its social safety net programme
The government, after a long interval, plans to expand electricity distribution across the three Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT) districts to improve power access in one of the country’s least-developed regions.According to BPDB, the three districts currently have only 191,723 electricity
Millions of electricity consumers, particularly those served by the Rural Electrification Board (REB), are facing a double whammy � crippling load-shedding and unusually inflated power bills that far exceed their actual consumption.Consumer rights advocates and energy experts allege that a