Target set to meet 20% of power demand from green sources by 2030

The landlocked Himalayan nation started transmitting 40 megawatts (MW) of electricity

Bangladesh has agreed to import electricity from Nepal for the next five years

Energy Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan yesterday said the government will not provide residential gas connections, even in areas where gas is being extracted.

The allocation for the power division in the national budget for fiscal year 2025-26 is around 30 percent less than that of the previous fiscal year, while it has been nearly doubled for the energy and mineral resources division. .The government has decided to cut electricity production c

The government has been worsening the situation, following the advice of the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank only, the CAB says

Officials said the water level of the Juri River has risen, deteriorating the flood situation.

LNG import will stand 6.5 million tonnes from 5 million, cut import VAT

Kerosene price rises to Tk 114

The gas supply for all types of consumers in some areas of Narayanganj will be completely suspended for 11 hours starting from 8:00am tomorrow.

Kerosene and diesel will no longer cost the same, as per a new fuel pricing formula introduced by the Energy and Mineral Resources Division yesterday. ..As per the formula, Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation’s (BPC) administrative costs and Eastern Refinery’s fuel processing costs hav

He went there on leave to see his ailing wife

A special purpose vehicle will be formed for the development and operation of the plant

Gas supply was disconnected following a disagreement with the supplier over price

The company said Bangladesh has paid nearly $1.2 billion of the roughly $2 billion totally billed to the country.

Tk 104 for diesel and kerosene, Tk 121 for petrol, and Tk 125 for octane

Buet Pro-Vice Chancellor Abdul Hasib Chowdhury will head the committee.

According to the Power Grid Bangladesh PLC, the situation has since returned to normal

The issue was highlighted during an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspection in March

The Foreign Investors' Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and the European Union Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (EuroCham) have expressed concern over a recent decision by the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) to introduce a revised gas tariff structure that differentiates between new, committed, and existing customers within the same industrial category.