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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2025

Solar Power

File photo of Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud. Photo: BSS
Energy

Bangladesh needs to revise solar power policy to address land crisis: Hasan Mahmud

The minister said Bangladesh has taken initiatives to generate renewable energy using solar, wind, waste, and nuclear power.

US company becomes world's most valuable solar firm after Chinese rivals slip
Global Economy

US company becomes world's most valuable solar firm after Chinese rivals slip

An aerial view of Teesta Solar Limited at Sundarganj, Gaibandha on 20 April. The solar plant has so far supplied 42.31 crore units of electricity to the national grid since January 2023. The solar plant, established at a cost of Tk3,000 crore, was inaugurated in August last year. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Energy

Teesta solar project sets green example

Infograph: TBS
Energy

Govt speeds up 12GW green power projects, some with storage

A file photo of solar power plant in Chattogram. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Industries can benefit from installing rooftop solar with its declining cost: Speakers

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

NGOs demand more solar, wind power from coastal areas

The state minister at a meeting with the ISA Director General Dr Ajay Mathur on Saturday (2 March) at the state minister's residence. Photo: Courtesy
Energy

Solar power to be expanded further in char areas: Nasrul Hamid

In Kurigram’s Khamar Bashpata char, where horse-drawn carts are common but electricity is not, a project is benefitting its residents affected by climate change. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Midnight's sun in Kurigram: Improving the lives of char residents with solar power

Photo: Courtesy
Corporates

IDCOL-financed 2MWp rooftop solar project of Akij Polymer opens in Manikganj

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

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

A file photo of solar power plant in Chattogram. Photo: TBS
Energy

Chinese consortium gets nod to set up 100MW solar plant at Gouripur

Pran-RFL Group plans heavy investment in green energy
Energy

Pran-RFL Group plans heavy investment in green energy

Not so sunny.Photographer: Bloomberg/Bloomberg
Bloomberg Special

Rise of solar and batteries is upending our renewable future

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