LNG Terminals Petrobangla in dilemma over fresh bidding too LNG Terminals

Petrobangla - the Bangladesh Oil, Gas  and  Mineral Corporation - faces uncertainty about how to proceed with a new bidding process for establishing two private sector LNG terminals, recently cancelled by the interim government. Petrobangla officials revealed that they remain unclear about whether to follow the Public Procurement Rule (PPR) 2008

Govt plans to resume industrial gas connections

The government is expected to resume providing gas connections to industries, aiming to ensure uninterrupted supply of gas to help the wheels of industrial units move. But there is no possibility of lifting suspension on fresh household gas connections, official sources said. According to official data, currently about 46,000 applications for household

Power Division seeks tax exemption for solar sector

The Power Division seeks the reinstatement of tax exemption benefits for private investors in the renewable energy sector, particularly those investing in solar power projects. According to official sources, the Power Division has formally urged the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to restore the tax exemptions for the power sector. The government

No headway in Titas smart prepaid meter project

Though two separate deals were signed with the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank about a year ago to install some 17.5 lakh (1.75 million) smart pre-paid metres, the Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company has made little progress in implementing the project. "Only some individual consultants were appointed by

6 diesel-fired plants to shut by year-end: Saving Tk 2,250cr annually

The government plans to retire six diesel-fired power plants, with a combined capacity close to 1000 MW, before the end of 2023. According to official sources, the six plants, belonging to four private companies, are Bangla Track's 300 MW (Jessore 100 MW and Daudkandi 200 MW), Aggreko's 200 MW (Awarahati 100

Power generation to cross 30,000 MW this year: Officials

The country is going to cross the benchmark of 30,000 MW of installed capacity in power generation pushing up the unused generation capacity by 50 percent within the current year 2023. Official sources told UNB this week that the country's total installed electricity generation capacity currently is 28,159 including, grid and