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Sandiganbayan suspends ex-Quezon City administrator over graft case

Herbert Bautista pleads not guilty to graft charge

Manila, Philippines: Former Quezon City mayor Herbert Bautista pleaded not guilty on Monday to the graft complaint filed against him before the Sandiganbayan in connection with a P25.3 million solar power system and waterproofing project.

British envoy calls on Nasrul Hamid

DHAKA, July 31, 2023 (BSS) - British High Commissioner in Dhaka Sarah Cooke today paid a courtesy call on State Minister

UK keen to invest in solar-powered irrigation in Bangladesh: Envoy

Newly appointed British Commissioner to Bangladesh Sarah Cooke has expressed his country’s interest to work in the solar-run irrigation sector of the country

Former QC administrator's bid to quash graft case denied

Bangladesh Solar Home Systems Provide Clean Energy for 20 million People

Date Time Bangladesh Solar Home Systems Provide Clean Energy for 20 million People Bangladesh has the largest off-grid solar power program in the world, which offers experiences and lessons for other countries to expand access to clean and affordable electricity. By harnessing solar power, the program enabled 20 million Bangladeshis to access electricity. The book, “Living in the Light- The Bangladesh Solar Home System Story”, launched today, documents how off-grid solar electrification was mainstreamed to a large segment of the population living in rural areas. Starting in 2003 as a 50,000 household pilot, the program at its peak, provided electricity to approximately 16 percent of the rural population.

World Bank Group (via Public) / Bangladesh Solar Home Systems Provide Clean Energy for 20 million People

Bangladesh Solar Home Systems Provide Clean Energy for 20 million People DHAKA, April 08, 2021 - Bangladesh has the largest off-grid solar power program in the world , which offers experiences and lessons for other countries to expand access to clean and affordable electricity. By harnessing solar power, the program enabled 20 million Bangladeshis to access electricity. , launched today, documents how off-grid solar electrification was mainstreamed to a large segment of the population living in rural areas. Starting in 2003 as a 50,000 household pilot, the program at its peak, provided electricity to approximately 16 percent of the rural population. 'Bangladesh is known for its innovative development approaches. In remote and hard to reach areas, the government successfully introduced affordable off-grid renewable energy solutions through a public-private partnership. Clean electricity meant better health and living conditions for families and more study time for children,' said