Gas

Gas

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Irreversible gas loss: A hidden risk for Bangladesh's energy security

Many people assume that gas is only “lost” when it is burned or exported. In reality, gas can be lost without ever reaching the surface due to poor production management

As prices of gas cylinders have nearly doubled within just three weeks, the main pressure is on small business owners. Photo: TBS

Amid LPG crisis, street vendors might soon have to raise prices

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Titas begins repair work to restore gas supply

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Severe gas pressure crisis hits Dhaka due to water intrusion during pipeline repair: Titas

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Bangladesh’s electricity generation mix: renewables at only 5.4%

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Low gas pressure expected in Titas areas for 18 hours

Representational image of a flare stack at a gas field. Photo: Collected

Titas starts drilling new well; 15 million cubic feet of gas expected daily

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Shanir Akhra protest halts traffic as residents demand uninterrupted gas supply

A prime example of Bhola’s potential is Sheltech Ceramics, a venture of the prominent Sheltech Group. Photo: TBS

Why Bhola could become Bangladesh's next industrial heartland

A prime example of Bhola’s potential is Sheltech Ceramics, a venture of the prominent Sheltech Group. Photo: TBS

Bhola booms as gas, land and low costs draw billions in new industries

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What becoming South Asia’s second-largest LNG importer means for Bangladesh

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New fertiliser factory planned in Bhola to utilise local gas: Industries adviser

Dark clouds stretch across a refinery near Houston, Texas September 12, 2008. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo

World oil and gas demand could grow until 2050: IEA