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A prime example of Bhola’s potential is Sheltech Ceramics, a venture of the prominent Sheltech Group. Photo: TBS

Why Bhola could become Bangladesh's next industrial heartland

A combination of abundant gas reserves, cheaper land, lower labour costs and direct access to river routes is now drawing billions of taka from major local and foreign investors

A prime example of Bhola’s potential is Sheltech Ceramics, a venture of the prominent Sheltech Group. Photo: TBS

Bhola booms as gas, land and low costs draw billions in new industries

The daily demand for LNG in Bangladesh is approaching 4,000mmcfd, yet local supply can barely meet 1,800mmcfd. Photo: Reuters

What becoming South Asia’s second-largest LNG importer means for Bangladesh

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New fertiliser factory planned in Bhola to utilise local gas: Industries adviser

Dark clouds stretch across a refinery near Houston, Texas September 12, 2008. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo

World oil and gas demand could grow until 2050: IEA

Gas discovery prompts BAPEX to drill 2-more wells in Jamalpur

Gas discovery prompts BAPEX to drill 2-more wells in Jamalpur

BERC proposes raising gas price for fertiliser plants to Tk30 per cubic metre

BERC proposes raising gas price for fertiliser plants to Tk30 per cubic metre

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Bangladesh Gas signs deal with Chinese firm to drill gas wells at Titas and Bakhrabad

Kabir Uddin Ahmmed, company secretary of KGDCL and Khwaja Sayeedur Rahman, CCO and company secretary of KAFCO, on behalf of their respective organisations, signed the agreement in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

Karnaphuli Gas to supply 55m cubic feet of gas to Kafco under a new agreement

Representational image. Photo: Freepik

Govt approves gas supply for Bhola fertiliser factory

Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan talks to reporters after observing the gas situation at a factory at Kaliakair's Chandra in Gazipur on 31 May 2025. Photo: TBS

Gas supply to industries increased, to keep improving: Energy adviser

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Gas crisis criticism: Petrobangla contradicts business leaders, says supply rose by 21% compared to last year

Residents lock down the Intraco LPG refuelling station near Bepari Bazar, adjacent to the Birsreshtha Mostafa Kamal bus stand, in Bhola on 24 May 2025. Photo: TBS

Bhola residents lock down LPG station demanding gas access, bridge construction