LPG

LPG

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LPG traders withdraw planned 15–16 Oct nationwide strike

Their demands include an end to alleged administrative harassment, a review of operators’ commission rates and the release of thousands of unused gas cylinders into the domestic supply chain.

Energy Minister Iqbal Hasan Mahmood Tuku and Commerce Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir attend a meeting with LPG operators at the Secretariat on 14 October. Photo: Courtesy

LPG strike will face strict legal action, warns Tuku

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LPG dealers call 2-day sales stoppage from Thursday

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Bangladesh eyes Algerian LNG, LPG imports amid supply crunch

DCs instructed to ensure LPG and autogas are sold at BERC-fixed prices. Photo: Courtesy

DCs ordered to ensure LPG, autogas sales at BERC-set prices

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102 businesses fined Tk10.31 lakh in nationwide essential goods, LPG market drives

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LPG traders seek probe into alleged cargo holding amid price surge

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Govt to act against LPG hoarding with ulterior motive: PM adviser

Energy Minister Iqbal Hassan Mahmood Tuku presides over a meeting with LPG operators and ministry officials to discuss the country's current LPG supply situation today, 28 September 2026. Photo: Collected

No LPG shortage in Bangladesh, operators assure energy minister

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LPG imports fall 25%, pushing cylinder prices above Tk2,000

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Operators seek LPG as interim fuel as gas crisis chokes industries

Flags of Algeria and Bangladesh. Photo: UNB

Algeria emerges as potential alternative source of LNG for Bangladesh

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Aninda Islam Amit speaking with reporters at the Jessore Circuit House on 3 July 2026. Photo: TBS

Govt to gradually reduce fuel prices whenever possible: State minister