Solar Power

Infographic: TBS
Energy

Govt to relax net metering policy to boost rooftop solar

Earlier, rooftop solar users could only transmit up to 70% of their generated electricity to the grid through net metering

Representational image. Photo: TBS
Energy

20MW Muktagachha solar plant set for June production

ADB is working with Muktagacha Solartech Energy Limited (MSEL) to establish a 20-megawatt grid-connected solar photovoltaic power plant in Bangladesh. Photo courtesy of JPL.
Bangladesh

ADB, Muktagacha Solartech to build 20-MW solar plant in Mymensingh

Representational image. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Rooftop solar panels may influence urban temperatures: Study  

Ashraful Haque. Sketch: TBS
Panorama

BPDB’s open tender for power plants: Can it reduce solar power costs?

Zain Ali. Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Bangladesh must embrace the global green transition

Another renewable boost: Sirajganj 68MW solar plant set for June launch
Energy

Another renewable boost: Sirajganj 68MW solar plant set for June launch

A huge disruption to the oil industry is now waiting in the wings, thanks to the unstoppable rise of China’s solar power sector. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Solar power’s giants are providing more energy than big oil

New energy behemoths. Photo: Bloomberg
Bloomberg Special

Solar power's giants are providing more energy than big oil

SOLshare secures $2.2m funding, to expand solar power network
Energy

SOLshare secures $2.2m funding, to expand solar power network

Representational Image. Photo Credit: DW/Mayalok Film
Bangladesh

How solar power saves the day for Char Abdullah residents despite Remal

Participants of a panel discussion at the “2nd Dhaka Renewable Energy and Finance Talk (DREFT2)-2024” at Bangabandhu Military Museum today (1 June). Photo: Courtesy
Energy

Solarisation of agri pumps nationwide can generate 5,000MW electricity: Experts

Speakers at a roundtable on 'Solar Net Metering in Bangladesh with focus on Export Processing Zones' organised by Change Initiative in the capital's Karwan Bazar today (25 May). Photo: TBS
Energy

333 MW electricity generation possible with solar power plants using only 30% of EPZ area: Experts