Bond market to finance 230 MW solar projects in Bangladesh
Bangladesh-based Beximco Group has said it will raise nearly US$400 million in Islamic bonds to finance two solar PV power plants totaling 230 MW in the country s northern districts.The Beximco Group, a stock market listed company dealing in textiles, informed its investors about the issuance of the bonds via an announcement on Wednesday. Reportedly, Teesta Solar Limited and Korotoa Solar Limited, two subsidiaries of Beximco Power Company Ltd, will install the solar PV power projects, totaling 200 MW and 30 MW, respectively, alongside Chinese partners, TBEA Xinjiang Sunoasis Co. Limited and Jiangsu .
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Microgrids could become new energy solution for towns like Tarnagulla and Donald
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Microgrids powered by diesel generators have been used in remote communities since the 1980s.
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Regional towns once ran on their own power transfer stations, and it could be a case of history repeating if a new three-year study finds microgrids a viable option for resilient energy supply.
Key points:
People in Tarnagulla and Donald are already looking into resilient supplies of energy
Microgrids could be an option for communities that face environmental events
The not-for-profit Centre for New Energy Technologies (C4NET) will conduct the study, which will be funded by the federal government s Regional and Remote Communities Reliability Fund.