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The group comes up with 13 recommendations to back its claim

Dr Manisha Chakraborty, central committee member of a left-leaning political party Bangladesh Samajtantrik Dal (BaSaD), has termed the current parliament as the funeral of democracy and said they do not have any expectations from this government. “We have expectations...

Dr Manisha Chakraborty, central committee member of a left-leaning political party Bangladesh Samajtantrik Dal (BaSaD), has termed the current parliament as the funeral of democracy and said they do not have any expectations from this government. “We have expectations...

Petroleum oil has been found in well no. 10 of Sylhet Gas Field, State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid announced today while briefing reporters at his office in the ministry. He, however, said the accurate

Petroleum oil has been found in well no 10 of Sylhet Gas Field, State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid announced today while briefing reporters at his office in the ministry. He, however, said the accurate reserve of oil can be learnt 3-4 months later when necessary calculations are complete. “Our officials have identified the reserve of petroleum oil at a depth of 1,400 metres in the underground. We hope, we can produce 500-600 barrels of oil…

Energy crisis in Bangladesh: The question is, why does this have to happen in a country like Bangladesh, a delta which is supposed to be very gas-prone for its inherent geological nature? The answer to that is simple. Since the gas reserve depletion trend in Bangladesh came to notice, there has never been a serious exploration initiative to replenish the depleted reserves. For

Bangladesh will have to spend annually $10 billion to import primary fuel for the operation of the power plants, said the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) at the seminar today

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The Consumers Association of Bangladesh (CAB) has placed a 13-point proposal to ensure

Bangladesh’s financial stability may be negatively impacted by the rising trend in LNG prices in the international market, which would ultimately shift the cost burden to social sectors that are more vulnerable if subsidies continue to grow. We need to immediately adopt subsidy reform to streamline spending for the energy sector.