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

Private investors getting access to rooftop solar market

Vatican Radio antennas stand in a field where the Vatican plans to build an agrivoltaic plant that could meet all its electricity needs with renewable energy, in Santa Maria di Galeria, Rome, Italy, 21 August 2026. Photo: REUTERS

Let there be sunlight: Vatican plans solar and agriculture plant to cover its electricity needs

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Five-year energy roadmap aims to cut capacity-payment burden, tackle gas crunch, and import costs

State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Mir Shahe Alam addressed a review meeting as the chief guest at the conference room of the Local Government Department today. Photo: PID

Solar power to be introduced in all entities under LGRD ministry: Shahe Alam

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Rooftop solar tops 1,000MW, cuts Bangladesh’s daytime power demand by 6%

Photo show a view of the solar panels set at the rooftop of Janata Jute Mills Ltd.

Rooftop solar tops 1000MW cuts daytime power demand by 6%

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Solar, EVs, electronics in line for big tax breaks in budget

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Unilever Bangladesh wiring climate responsibility into operations

Environmental activists, students, renewable energy entrepreneurs and civil society members. 23 May 2026 Photo: TBS

Rally in Ctg demands withdrawal of taxes on solar panels, renewable energy equipment

Spacecraft probes Earth’s defence against raging solar winds. Photo: BSS

Spacecraft to probe how Earth fends off raging solar winds

A multi-stakeholder policy dialogue held at a city hotel yesterday. Photo: TBS

RMG leaders ask for land to speed up transition to renewables 

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Utility-scale solar power now far cheaper than fossil fuels: Report

An estimated 1 million battery-powered rickshaws operate in Dhaka. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

Can solar power help solve Bangladesh’s auto-rickshaw electricity theft crisis?