Officials in the 11-member delegation said Bangladesh pressed for additional funds to cover the shortfall caused by the energy crisis, beyond regular budget support

Fresh 25,000‑tonne consignment pushes stock to 55,500 tonnes against 53,000‑tonne capacity

Prolonged war could force subsidy rethink, says Zahed Ur Rahman

While the fuel allocation for all government vehicles -- including those used by the prime minister and cabinet members -- has been slashed by 30 percent amid the ongoing energy crisis, fuel for the private cars of senior officials remains exempt from these cuts.

What is a solution for Bangladesh’s oil crisis and Eastern Refinery facing a production crisis?

Industry data shows a sharp increase in monthly sales of e-bikes just as the fuel crisis started

The long queues at filling stations across the country do not seem to be abating, with the lines getting longer in some places, even though the fuel stock became slightly healthier compared with last week’s.

Iqbal Hassan Mahmood says decision to depend on monthly review as Middle East tensions push global costs up

Move aims to curb excess fuel collection; government reports changes in supply

Working hours reduced by one hour; banks and courts to follow separate directives

The country stands on the edge of a difficult summer as global tremors from the war on Iran ripple through its energy lifelines, stoking fears of blackouts as heat waves loom.

Jan-E-Alam, 50, joined a long queue of vehicles around 1:30am yesterday near Mohakhali Railgate to get fuel from Trust Filling Station near Bijoy Sarani, about 2km away.

The mobile app–based system will initially apply to motorcycles, allowing registered vehicles to purchase limited fuel within a set time

The government has decided to keep domestic fuel prices unchanged this month by absorbing rising import costs through heavy subsidies.

For households, the most effective immediate measure would be to offer income protection to the most vulnerable by reallocating existing budget priorities and, where possible, partly through external aid.

Asks US for waiver of sanctions on Russian petroleum products; looks for supplies from India, Malaysia, Nigeria, Australia, America

The additional import cost of fuel and liquefied natural gas due to the US-Israel war on Iran would require Tk 31,000 crore in subsidies between March and June, said Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources Minister Iqbal Hassan Mahmood Tuku yesterday.

Move aims to curb black market activity amid global supply volatility and rising prices

Authorities plan a 'fuel card' system to manage distribution

The government is weighing a set of austerity measures, including extending weekends and introducing work‑from‑home options, as mounting global uncertainties put pressure on the energy sector.