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The supply of liquefied natural gas to the national grid has remained suspended from Thursday, worsening the gas crisis that has hit life and business hard across the country.

The daily LNG supply has declined by nearly 40% due to maintenance of LNG terminal

Bangladesh is willing to buy more electricity from Nepal as the two countries work on finalising the 40 MW power deal, Bangladesh Ambassador to Nepal Salahuddin Noman Chowdhury said on Tuesday.

Ongoing gas crisis in the country will ease by March, says Nasrul Hamid as he pins his hopes on increased regasification and new domestic output of the fuel.

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid announced a commitment to ensuring uninterrupted gas supply to consumers by 2026.

nvestors have begun to see redemption of a listed subordinated bond issued by Ashuganj Power Station Company, fueling optimism surrounding the secondary market of debt securities.

The government also approved different proposals for purchasing 14,000 metrics tons of lentil and 60,000 tonnes of fertilizer

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‘The overcapacity is real, but that is not generated by fulfilling the entire power demand,’ said Hasan Mehedi, a power sector researcher and also the member secretary of the Bangladesh Working Group on Ecology and Development, a platform of green activists.

Bangladesh government on Wednesday approved establishment of two more solar power plants and import of 40Megawatt power from Nepal through Indian grid under direct purchase method.

The government today approved separate proposals for procuring some 33.60 lakh MMBtu LNG and 2.40 lakh metric tons of fertilizer alongside approving power tariff for two solar-based power plants.

The 500-megawatt wind energy project located off the coast of Cox's Bazar in the country's southwest will directly supply electricity to the national grid via an onshore substation.

Denmark's green investment proposal worth $1.3 billion for developing Bangladesh's first offshore 500MW wind energy project has secured government approval to advance to a comprehensive feasibility study, marking a significant stride in the nation's transition towards sustainable energy.

Pran-RFL Group, one of the country's largest business conglomerates, plans to invest heavily in renewable energy as part of its sustainability initiatives.

Yet Tk 2,800 crore spent, Thirty-two power plants with a combined capacity of 3,811MW either produced no electricity at all or used only 15 per cent of their capacity in the past financial year, an analysis of data from the Bangladesh Power Development Board showed.