Gas Crisis

Gas Crisis

Bangladesh’s dependency on LNG is likely to deepen over the next 15 years under the trade agreement with the US. Photo: Reuters

Govt approves purchase of LNG cargo at $22.35 per MMBtu amid gas crisis

The cargo, to be supplied by Singapore's Vitol Asia in mid-August, is expected to help ease the gas shortage triggered by the outage of the Moheshkhali floating LNG terminal.

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Gas crunch cripples industries, threatens export orders

The file photo of Anindya Islam Amit. Photo: Collected

PM seeks Malaysia's support to ease Bangladesh's gas crisis: State minister

Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Iqbal Hasan Mahmud. TBS Collage

Gas crisis may take another 10-15 days to ease: Energy minister

A long line of CNG auto-rickshaws stretches down the street, waiting in a hours-long queue near a filling station to refuel. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

CNG station owners withdraw 30 July strike amid gas supply crisis

Residents cook on makeshift brick stoves as gas shortages persist in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, on 26 July. Photo: UNB.

Gas crisis persists as fire-hit FSRU awaits repair

Titas Gas fields. Photo: Collected

Designed for 10 PSI gas, running on 1.5: How Bangladesh's industries are being choked

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Why are factories so dependent on gas?

Bangladeshi garment workers make clothing in the sewing section of a factory in Gazipur, Bangladesh, April 9, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File Photo

Tk35,000cr stuck, factories idle, jobs delayed – all for want of gas connections

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Govt advises use of public transport to save fuel

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Titas Gas warns of severe low pressure until midnight tomorrow due to terminal maintenance

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Severe gas crisis from pipeline leakage leaves Dhaka residents suffering

Titas Gas fields. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh to drill 3 new gas wells as govt clears Tk1,136cr exploration plan