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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

Rooftop Solar Panels

Rooftop Solar Panels

As Bangladesh is increasingly relying on solar-based electricity in its industrial sector, solar panels have been installed across the entire rooftop of NZ Apparels Limited – one of the country’s largest spinning mills – located in Narayanganj’s Araihazar. The factory management says the solar system is supplying 6 megawatts of electricity, meeting about 15% of the factory’s total power demand. The photo was taken on 17 December 2025.
Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

From electronics to garments and glass, how industries turning factory roofs into power plants

For some factories, rooftop solar is no longer simply a way to cut electricity bills or meet buyers’ carbon requirements, as it is helping keep production lines running when the national grid cannot

File photo of rooftop solar. Photo: TBS

Rooftop solar investors may earn up to 45% returns under new govt incentive

File photo of rooftop solar. Photo: TBS

Rooftop solar boost: Govt promises Tk10.50 per unit for surplus power

Photo: Collected

Govt eyes 4,000MW from rooftop solar in one year

Photo: Courtesy

Rooftop revolution aligns with Bangladesh's 35,000MW energy vision

Participants attend the MiB Policy Dialogue on renewable energy adoption in Bangladesh’s RMG sector at a hotel in Banani, Dhaka, today (19 May). Photo: TBS

Rooftop solar can meet up to 14% of RMG factories' electricity demand: Study

Control over electricity transmission infrastructure could become a source of future conflict. Photo: TBS

Rooftop solar tops 500MW as factories hedge against fuel risks

Photo: TBS

Solar import taxes dim Bangladesh apparel’s green ambitions

Photo: TBS

Bangladesh’s 3,000MW rooftop solar target by December overambitious: IEEFA

Logo of Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD). Photo: Collected

CPD urges pilot projects for rooftop solar ambition

Energy Adviser Dr Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan spoke at a workshop on installation of rooftop industrial solar systems, organised by Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) at a city hotel today (11 November). Photo: UNB

Energy adviser urges industries to use rooftop solar to cut grid power reliance

A file photo of solar power plant in Chattogram. Photo: TBS

Industries can benefit from installing rooftop solar with its declining cost: Speakers

Photo: Spectra Solar Park Limited

Bid for renewable boost thru rooftop solar in jute mills

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