Cover:Deep Crisis Ahead Mollah Amzad Hossain Even after four-decade of independence, Bangladesh is not being able to come out of its crisis-chain. Everywhere the much-talked-about word is cr... Read more |
Greenpage:Cost Effective & User Friendly Technology to Encourage RE Nahid Anjum Siddiqui The government plans for an authority for renewable and sustainable energy development to promote green en... Read more |
EditorialEnergy crisis is nothing new for Bangladesh. Over the last 40 years energy crisis has always been a headache for the governments as the demand fo... Read more |
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Oil Could Hit $200 Per Barrel Under New Sanctions: Iran
World oil prices could soar to $200 per barrel if Iran's petroleum sector is hit with new Western sanctions, Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi told news weekly, Aseman.Article
Looking Back -- Leaping Forward
Engr. Khondkar Abdus Saleque
Three of the five years term of the present Bangladesh Awami League-led grand alliance government has whistled away. Political analysts, experts and professionals are carrying out critical evaluations of its performance in different areas relevant to the alliance’s election pledges. The essence of this write-up is to focus on events, achievements and failures of energy and power sector. It also focuses on priorities.Column
No Headway
Farid Hossain
It has been all talks, but no results. Since taking office three years ago the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been talking about importing power from the neighboring India, Nepal and even Bhutan. It has also spoken about taking up joint ventures in generating electricity for the benefit of the South Asian nations. Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 January 2012 18:32More Articles...
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