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Open Pit Coal Mining
Bangladesh is again staring into the same deep pit of questions. The government’s move to
Asia Energy fled from the area in 2006 but did not stop its lobbying till
LPG is not a luxury; it’s a necessity now. But the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission's
Since 2008, BERC has held hearings to fix electricity and natural gas tariffs, introducing a
Bangladesh’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market has come under scrutiny over the affordability of cooking
Bangladesh’s energy crisis is no lon ger simply about generating more electricity. It is about
Bangladesh has rolled out a trio of renewable energy initiatives this week a Tk 24.83
To promote fastest implementation Government also taken many incentive measures. Such as zero taxes on
Despite having an automated fuel pricing policy, Bangladesh has not consistently adjusted the prices of
On the excuse of an operational loss of Tk 8,014.51 crore in fuel oil sales
The government’s decision to increase the fuel price is unfair to citizens as prices were
Twenty years after the 2006 Phulbari tragedy in Dinajpur, the spectre of open-pit coal extraction
This year, I found the people of Phulbari quite angry and vigilant on Phulbari Day
This article was published on 14 September 2007. However, its appeal is same-equal and relative as the government is currently considering embarking on coal-powered electricity generation. As the write-up is relevant and a scientific one, we are sharing it with our readers.
An open pit coal mine may contribute four, five, even ten times more than an
Solar Incentive
Nowadays, Bangladesh’s peak electricity demand has reached 19,027 megawatts. Against this backdrop, uncertainty over gas
Bangladesh’s National Renewable Energy Development Strategy 2026-2030 marks an important shift in the country’s energy
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