The political turmoil in Bangladesh that led to the ouster of its Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, on August 5 could potentially affect India's first transnational power supply project operated by billionaire Gautam Adani's Adani Power Ltd.

New Delhi: Adani Power Ltd Monday said the company is continuing to supply power to the Bangladesh power utility as part of their agreement without any disruption, amid the protests that led to political unrest in the country.

Gas shortages affecting power, industry, households
Daily gas demand is 4,000 million cubic feet
Current supply is 2,600 million cubic feet

Summit LNG Terminal would require one more week to fix its technical problem as the divers are struggling to repair its subsea messenger rope amid adverse weather in the Bay of Bengal.

A move is underway to acquire a 50-acre piece of land by the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) to develop a modern waste management facility alongside the existing Landfill Site (LFS) in the ccapital's Amin Bazar area, reports UNB.

Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) on Wednesday signed an agreement with German company ib vogt to install a 50 MW solar PV (photovoltaic) power plant at Mirsarai Upazila in Chattogram.

In the coastal areas of Bagerhat's Kachua upazila, solar power has emerged as a boon for the people, especially amid natural disasters and routine power outages.

The contract type and the project duration of the Saidpur 150 Megawatt (MW) Simple Cycle HSD (High-Speed Diesel-based) Power Plant development project have been changed yet again.

Despite government claims of 10,000 MW renewable energy projects in various stages of implementation, a Power Cell document indicates that only 4,000 MW worth of projects are fully planned by 2030.

Withdrawal of funds from debt-service reserve account for instalment payment against a loan for a state-owned power plant has created concerns among its multiple foreign financiers, officials said.

Another wind-power plant is being established at Matarbari coast while several others are in the process for advancing Bangladesh's green-energy goal by utilising huge air-to-electricity potential the country holds.

Consumers are not receiving a normal supply of gas for electricity production, industrial factories, commercial, and residential purposes

A closure notice is seen at a filling station in Tejgon, Dhaka on 11 July 2024 amid a gas crisis across Bangladesh.

Bangladesh is experiencing a severe gas crisis as the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has dropped from the usual 1,050 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d) to just 250mmcf/d in a span of just one and a half months, paralysing almost all gas-dependent sectors.

The 'Summit-Friendship Solar Village' project, located in Gaibandha, has received the Reuters' Global Energy Transition Awards 2024 under the 'Projects of Impact' category in New York, the USA on June 25.