In recent weeks, energy has been one of the most discussed topics—whether in the news, seminars, articles, or the global stock market—not just for Bangladesh but for the rest of the world. Securing energy resources is key, as it determines how the economy will prosper in the years ahead.

Crowd blocks magistrate’s vehicle in Thakurgaon amid fuel shortages

Power generation timeline likely to slip

Around 200 acres of cropland have been submerged

Economist says power and energy deals were shaped to serve multinational interests

Latest decision keeps fuel prices unchanged for a third straight month

Authorities make fuel cards mandatory for buying petrol and octane

Bangladesh has enough stocks and imports lined up, but panic buying and illegal storage are straining distribution, Tuku tells parliament

Long queues form at offices across the district as riders scramble to collect cards needed to buy petrol and octane

Govt says artificial shortages were created by hoarders despite normal fuel supply and secured April consignments

Met office warns of possible hailstorms as temperatures show slight changes nationwide

Three of six pumps reopen after two‑day closure

Third tanker from US due on April 4 with 70,000 tonnes

Govt is also planning a 90-day fuel reserve amid fears of prolonged global instability, he says

Coal-fired thermal power stations were required to operate at an emission rate at or below 50%

A velvet-black eastern hoolock gibbon clings to a slender bamboo in Lawachara National Park in Moulvibazar, quietly surveying its green kingdom.

Met office forecasts gusty winds and lightning, with slight rise in temperature nationwide

The move comes as regional conflict disrupts production and export capacity

Bangladesh is not directly involved in the Iran conflict, but its effects are already visible—from Dhaka’s upscale areas to rural petrol pumps.

Operators call BERC’s decision unjustified