Bangladesh has reduced its outstanding electricity payment dues to Adani Power by more than half over the past year, with regular payments helping restore full-capacity power supply from the Godda plant and easing concerns over cross-border electricity imports. The arrears owed to the Indian busin

Bangladesh will arrange at least two overseas road shows to rope in potential oil- and gas-exploration companies from across the globe for participating in the already-opened offshore bidding round. One show is planned to be staged in Houston in the United States and another in global business-hub

Bangladesh has been forced to increase its purchases of costly liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the volatile spot market after three contracted suppliers invoked 'force majeure' under five sales and purchase agreements (SPAs), industry insiders said. According to market sources, QatarEnergy, OQ Tr

As Bangladesh prepares to connect the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP) to the national grid, regulators, power-sector officials and policymakers have raised concerns over the grid's ability to maintain stable transmission frequency. They warn that inadequate preparation and coordination could in

Bangladesh is set to formally launch its long-awaited offshore bidding round today (Sunday), offering 26 hydrocarbon-exploration blocks to international oil companies (IOCs) under significantly improved contractual terms.  The move marks one of the government's most ambitious efforts in recen

Bangladesh's fuel supply situation has largely returned to normal despite ongoing volatility in global energy markets triggered by the Middle East crisis and restrictions on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Increased imports from regular suppliers and higher oil cargo arrivals have helped st

Bangladesh recorded its highest-ever liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification level on Sunday as the government ramps up imports to meet rising domestic demand despite soaring global prices and ongoing instability in the Middle East. The record supply comes amid disruptions to global LNG shippin

Locally produced and imported octane is enough in stock to feed the needs for the motor fuel across Bangladesh until June, a government minister says while an official blames excess stocking for scrambles at pumps. The country has sufficient octane stock to meet the domestic demand for at least tw