We are facing rising power demand amid summer, Ramadan, and energy efficiency challenges.
With the utilisation rates of green funds remaining stubbornly low, Bangladesh Bank can evaluate the scope of prefinancing green projects.
Bangladesh’s readiness will dictate how it will fare in the new carbon market regime.
At this time, it would be prudent to change the highly import dependent energy model.
Bangladesh must invest more in renewable energy and energy efficiency to reduce fossil fuel imports to reverse the increasing trajectory of the subsidy burden.
The forthcoming national budget could create a renewable energy fund to further stimulate the renewable energy sector’s progress.
A brief survey of around 40 industries by the IEEFA indicates that the industry sector has significant untapped energy efficiency potential.
Can the upcoming budget in Bangladesh guide the vulnerable power and energy sectors towards economic sustainability and energy security?
We are facing rising power demand amid summer, Ramadan, and energy efficiency challenges.
With the utilisation rates of green funds remaining stubbornly low, Bangladesh Bank can evaluate the scope of prefinancing green projects.
Bangladesh’s readiness will dictate how it will fare in the new carbon market regime.
At this time, it would be prudent to change the highly import dependent energy model.
Bangladesh must invest more in renewable energy and energy efficiency to reduce fossil fuel imports to reverse the increasing trajectory of the subsidy burden.
The forthcoming national budget could create a renewable energy fund to further stimulate the renewable energy sector’s progress.
A brief survey of around 40 industries by the IEEFA indicates that the industry sector has significant untapped energy efficiency potential.
Can the upcoming budget in Bangladesh guide the vulnerable power and energy sectors towards economic sustainability and energy security?
The new gas price for power generation, effective from February 1, costs the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) an additional Tk 9 per cubic metre (CM).
