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Adani assured of arrear payment 

Finance minister Abul Hasaan Mahmood Ali on Wednesday said that the government would clear arrears on power purchases from the Adani Group of India...

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Silence over high-level power abuse deplorable

THIS is heartening that the Anti-Corruption Commission, following wide criticism, eventually has taken the initiative to investigate the alleged illegal amassing of huge wealth by former inspector general of police Benazir Ahmed and his family...

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Inefficient gas-fired captive power plants waste $460m

Bangladesh could save $460 million a year by increasing efficiency of its gas-fired captive power generation plants, revealed a report released on Monday by the US-based Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis...

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Ukraine warns of outages after attack on power plants

Ukraine on Wednesday warned of possible power shutdowns across the country after a ‘massive’ wave of Russian missiles and drones targeted the country’s battered energy system...

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Of journalists, students and power

THE American media are never short of red-letter days when it comes to their wonderful combination of superciliousness and irresponsibility. But last week the mainstream dailies and magazines went all the way to scarlet and alizarin crimson...

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Govt owes the people an apology for frequent power outage

THE health ministry asking hospitals and healthcare providers across the country to keep hand fans in stock for use during power outages shows the hollowness of the often-vaunted energy security. The instruction came in a national guideline issued by the ministry...

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Govt must set power policy right to reduce subsidy

THE government mulling over an increase in power price four times a year for the next three years to reduce subsidy is unacceptable and an injustice to consumers. Power Division officials are reported to have proposed the increase to a visiting International Monetary Fund mission that has...

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Kenya cities suffer power blackouts

Much of Kenya was plunged into darkness Thursday following a ‘power supply disruption’, the country's main electricity provider said, adding that it was working to restore access.

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IMF insists on power tariff hike

The visiting International Monetary Fund mission on Thursday asked the government to increase power tariffs to clear arrears and reduce...

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G7 eyes end date for coal-fired power plants

G7 energy ministers on Monday discussed a possible time frame for phasing out coal-fired power plants, as the UN warned ‘excuses’ for failing to take...

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Power cuts rise as heatwave peaks

The suffering of people reached a new height on Sunday as load shedding officially exceeded 1,800MW, the highest so far this year, with the longest-ever heat spell in the...

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Agri production fall feared amid heatwave 

Rice fields began developing cracks as vast landscapes lay parched from about two weeks of intense heat conditions, with farmers battling a severe power crisis in irrigating cropland...

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Load-shedding more frequent in villages

Power cuts remain far more frequent in villages than in cities, with a massive heatwave sweeping Bangladesh for about two weeks now, corroborating the...

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Power crisis soars amid scorching temp

The power shortage doubled to almost 1,000MW on Sunday, compared with the day before, as electricity demand surged amid an unrelenting heatwave sweeping over most of Bangladesh...

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Continued subsidy for power sector is no answer

THE government’s plan for the highest amount of subsidy allocation for the energy sector in the 2024–25 financial year, defying public opinions for improved support for education, health, and agricultural sectors...

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Sylhet power plant catches fire

Power supply to many parts of Sylhet city and its adjoining areas remained suspended as a power plant in the city caught fire on Monday morning...

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Power, gas, water crises hit city people

An all-pervasive electricity crisis and interruption in gas supply coupled with water shortages have made Dhaka a city of misery and the crises are set to worsen with days becoming increasingly drier and hotter over the remainder of the month...

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