Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)

Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)

Renewables offer solution to risks of import-dependent energy: IEEFA

Renewables offer solution to risks of import-dependent energy: IEEFA

The surge of fuel prices is placing renewed pressure on energy-import-dependent Asian economies, including Bangladesh.

Rooftop solar push critical but challenging, warns IEEFA

Rooftop solar push critical but challenging, warns IEEFA

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Bangladesh’s 3,000MW rooftop solar target by December overambitious: IEEFA

Photo: Rehman Asad/TBS.

Bangladesh needs $1b yearly to generate 20% electricity from renewables by 2030: IEEFA

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Energy efficiency measures can save Bangladesh $460m a year in LNG imports: IEEFA report

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Fiscal constraints may curtail Bangladesh's LNG demand growth despite capacity expansion plans

2,000MW new rooftop solar can help BPDB save $1b a year: IEEFA

2,000MW new rooftop solar can help BPDB save $1b a year: IEEFA

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Accelerating electric car rollout in Bangladesh requires strong policy backing: Report

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Bangladesh's industries have much of energy efficiency untapped: IEEFA

Infographic: TBS

Up to $1.71b required annually till 2041 for 40% renewable capacity: Study

Tight LNG supplies to continue through 2025: IEEFA

Tight LNG supplies to continue through 2025: IEEFA

Adani Power offered to sell majority control in the Mundra power station in India to a government body for one rupee. Photograph: Sam Panthaky/AFP

Adani’s coal power will add pressure to hike power tariff in Bangladesh: IEEFA

Representational image. Forty-four countries imported LNG last year, almost twice as many as a decade ago. Photo: Asim Hafeez/Bloomberg

Unaffordability of LNG may leave new import terminals redundant: IEEFA