Energy News
Sep 24, 2024
IMF to inquire about measures on reducing fuel, fertiliser subsidies
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission, during its weeklong visit beginning today, will seek details on the government's measures to raise fuel and fertiliser prices while reducing subsidies in these sectors.

Source: The Business Standard
Sep 23, 2024
Gas crisis shutters four urea factories
Four out of five government-owned urea factories have stopped production due to an acute gas crisis, raising concerns over the availability of enough fertiliser during the ongoing Aman paddy cultivation season and the upcoming Boro paddy season.

Source: The Daily Star
Sep 21, 2024
Solar solution for energy crisis
Bangladesh, home to over 170 million people, faces a significant challenge in providing a 24-hour electricity supply to all its citizens.
Drawing from my experience in Australia's electricity industry, I have observed transformative changes, such as the 2017 shutdown of the Hazelwood Power Station, which supplied 25 per cent of Victoria's electricity. Despite this, the state did not experience widespread blackouts or grid failures, except for isolated weather-related disruptions. Like Bangladesh, Australia does not have nuclear power plants, yet it has successfully focused on other energy solutions.

Source: The Financial Express
Sep 20, 2024
Summit Group keen to boost investment in power sector: Aziz
Summit International Power Limited, a Singapore-based power giant, has expressed its intent to significantly increase its investment in Bangladesh, particularly in the power sector and social businesses-a concept pioneered by Nobel Peace laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus.

Source: The Business Post
Sep 19, 2024
BERC to set jet fuel prices
The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) will assume responsibility for setting jet fuel prices, a role previously managed by the Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC). This change will take effect in October, according to an order issued by the Energy and Mineral Resources Division on Wednesday.

Source: The Business Post








