Solar Power

Fishermen, at the Meghna River bank in Lakshmipur, have rediscovered their fishing life with the use of solar power. Their boats are now equipped with high-powered lights, smartphones and other electric products which made fishing easier during night hours. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

How solar power changed the life of Meghna fishermen

Around 270 telecom and electric shops have been set up along the 50-kilometre stretch of the Meghna River in the area

Photo: Bloomberg
World+Biz

Global wind and solar growth on track to meet climate targets

Should I switch to solar from grid power for my home?
Analysis

Should I switch to solar from grid power for my home?

Govt exploring rooftop, floating solar power for scarcity of lands: Nasrul 
Energy

Govt exploring rooftop, floating solar power for scarcity of lands: Nasrul 

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Solar power plants in Pabna, Mymensingh get nod

A bird’s eye view shows the largest solar plant in the country, built on a 350-acre site. The plant will begin to supply electricity from 25 December. The photo was taken from Borodurgapur village of Mongla upazila in Bagerhat recently. Photo: Courtesy
Energy

Country’s largest solar project in Mongla set to begin operations 25 December

Representational image. Picture: Pixabay
Energy

Textile millers show growing interest in solar net metering

Representational image. Picture: Pixabay
Energy

Bangladesh in talks with Saudi company for 1GW solar project

Photo: Pixabay
Bangladesh

Beximco to build country’s largest solar power plant

Youngone to have country’s largest rooftop solar plant
Energy

Youngone to have country’s largest rooftop solar plant

Heliostats are seen during the inauguration of the Cerro Dominador thermal solar power plant, in Maria Elena, Chile June 8, 2021. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
World+Biz

Chile inaugurates Latin America's first thermal solar plant

A man walks through solar panels at a solar power plant under construction in Aksu, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region April 5, 2012. REUTERS/Stringer/File Photo
Global Economy

Global supply chain squeeze, soaring costs threaten solar energy boom

Solar manufacturing has failed to take root in the US despite billions of dollars in government incentives and nearly two decades of pledges from presidents. Source: Getty Images/Bloomberg
Analysis

How China beat the US to become world's undisputed solar champion