A two-week-long gas crisis has been affecting homes, factories, and vehicles that run on compressed natural gas, thanks to a dip in supply following the shutdown of an LNG regasification terminal in Cox’s Bazar on May 29.

Nepal Ambassador to Bangladesh Ghanshyam Bhandari on Tuesday expressed the hope that his country would be able to start energy trading with Bangladesh soon.

Bangladesh's struggle to foot liquefied natural gas (LNG) import bills is set to skyrocket in two years, as the country allegedly signed purchase deals at higher costs than the contemporary market rates

In a first for Bangladesh, the country's interim government is going to import liquified natural gas (LNG) purchased from the spot market in accordance with the Public Procurement Rules 2008.

Irregularities and corruption in the country’s power and energy sector resulted in an average of $1 billion in annual gas theft over the years 2020, 2021 and 2022, with these losses showing up as “system loss.”

The Advisers Council Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved a proposal in principle for procuring LNG from the spot market to meet the emergency demand for gas in the country.

BPDB being deprived of a profit of Tk 800 crore annually

Local power plants, fertiliser factories, and other entities owe Petrobangla around Tk28,707 crore

The two-day energy finance conference of the US-based Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis began in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday with a call on the governments of Asian countries to accelerate energy transition to get rid of costly and unreliable fossil fuels.

The committee tasked with formulating a white paper on Bangladesh's economy will review the energy sector's foreign loan agreements and other contracts, said its chair Debapriya Bhattacharya.

Bangladesh faces a significant risk of LNG regasification overcapacity

Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan today sought support of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for the development in the country’s energy sector.

Companies go bankrupt, around 5,000 employees rendered jobless

The adviser vowed to fight against all forms of corruption and discrimination to uphold public trust

Everything was set to approve a loan worth Tk 15.52 billion for Orion solar-power project bypassing certain conditions, including the single-borrower exposure limit. But following the change of government through student-people uprising the Financial Institution Division of the Ministry of Finance refused to give the approval at the last moment, thereby saved the country's banking from witnessing yet another loan scam.