Bangladesh energy sector

Bangladesh energy sector

A map showing the Strait of Hormuz is seen in this illustration taken 22 June, 2025. Photo: Reuters

Hormuz shock puts Bangladesh's energy security at risk

Fertiliser imports unlikely to be disrupted

A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker. File photo

From $665m to just $10m: How Bangladesh almost rid itself of energy dues in a year

Shafiqul Alam. File photo: Facebook

There was state-backed robbery in energy sector: Press secretary

The country’s first wind power plant is now fully operational, marking a significant milestone in Bangladesh’s pursuit of renewable energy. Situated at Khurushkul in Cox’s Bazar, the wind-based plant began commercial production on 8 March. This photo was taken recently. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Cox’s Bazar 60MW wind power plant: Making use of a nature’s gift

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Despite Summit's LNG terminal resuming, gas supply still lags as Bibiyana goes on maintenance

Govt to procure 24 LNG cargoes from Gunvor Singapore as demand surges

Govt to procure 24 LNG cargoes from Gunvor Singapore as demand surges

Representational image. Photo: Reuters

Summit’s floating LNG terminal set to resume gas supply in early April

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Automated price formula for fuels awaits PM's approval

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid. File Photo: Collected

Govt no longer incurring fines by keeping power plants idle: Nasrul

File photo of SS Power Plant/UNB

Banshkhali thermal plant output hindered by grid substation limitations

Photo: TBS

No new gas connections to households: Housing minister

Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Barishal, Rangpur, Khulna divisions using least clean energy, study finds

Two lead geodetic engineers, a team of five highly qualified welders, and 42 installers of steel structures were engaged in the installation of the Passive Heat Removal System. Photo: Courtesy

Passive heat removal system installed at unit 2 of Rooppur nuke plant