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Power & Energy  
Solar Incentive
A new challenge or solution?Nowadays, Bangladesh’s peak electricity demand has reached 19,027 megawatts. Against this backdrop, uncertainty over gas
BD energy mix: From renewable targets to actual generationBangladesh’s National Renewable Energy Development Strategy 2026-2030 marks an important shift in the country’s energy
Govt offer of Tk 10.50 for per kWh not encouragingRecently, the government launched an initiative to purchase electricity generated from rooftop solar systems at
Volatile decisions to stymie solar power ambitionIt was celebrated as ‘relieving’ by energy activists, hailed as a ‘milestone’ by solar installers,
Is Bangladesh addressing its gas crisis or  simply deepening its fuel import? The government aims to ensure an uninterrupted gas supply to meet the country's existing and
It heavily depends on multinational and domestic corporate interests
Energy sector never under national control:  Prof Anu Muhammad Economist Professor Anu Muhammad has strongly criticised the structure of the power and energy sector,
When will it start supplying electricity?Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP), is facing another setback as a critical safety valve has
Bangladesh and USA discuss the peaceful use of nuclear technologyBangladesh and USA discussed in detail the peaceful use of nuclear technology, Small Modular Reactors
Take necessary measures for the rapid supply of electricity from RNPP: ICT ministerMinister of Science and Technology, Fakir Mahbub Anam, held a bilateral meeting with Andrey Rozhdestvin,
Thousands of Systems Lie Idle
Rooftop Solar Dream FadesA large share of household rooftop solar-power systems installed across Bangladesh are no longer functioning,
From Solar Home Systems to Rooftop Solar
Bangladesh’s Untapped Urban OpportunityShahriar Ahmed ChowdhuryDirector, Centre for Energy ResearchUnited International UniversityEmail: [email protected] has one of the world’s
Heavy reliance on LNG
A 'self-destructive' strategy The nation’s heavy reliance on imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) to bridge the domestic supply
Experts opinion on LNG import The mistakes that were warned about in the past have now become real problems, said
The Missed Train 
Will Bangladesh be able to board now?Bangladesh is once again looking to Myanmar for natural gas, reviving a nearly three-decade-old idea
Myanmar gas pipeline: A second chance or a risky bet?Bangladesh’s renewed move to import natural gas from Myanmar through a cross-border pipeline has sparked
The LNG Trap: Costly Transition, Fragile Security Bangladesh's transition from domestic natural gas to imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) was meant to
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