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Smiler won’t stop till every Bangladeshi is burdened with this debt for the rest of their lives……over 100mln people will then be needing the hyper inflated interest Grammeen loans…….win win for him and the Grammeen stooges he also has installed in govt…….he needs expelling,he hasn’t a clue

I do wonder sometimes if this crazy rush to save the planet is really to kill the technology improvements in fossil fuel power generation??…..Matabari is one of the most supper efficienct CP plants in Asia it’s stats come up to the size of nuclear but at a fraction of the costs and the Chinese are now pushing 50% efficient Ultra Super Critical Coal Fired Power Plants…..that’s neck and neck with this intermittent wind power…….!!

This muppet Yunus hasn’t got a grip on the country,it needs law and order shaking up and some serious discipline …….Yunus has installed tree huggers in most departments with inexperienced student youths as backup…..this is the soup trying to run Bangladesh,it will fail miserably imho

Jamaat know the score too…..their prospectus a few years ago prominently mentioned own resources,the difference between jamaat and bnp is jamaat would be keen to use in house companies to exploit the mineral resources but bnp are happy to use external investment……

Oh I see someone has been sucking up all the sells again….Black Friday sale continues

Sorry I mean part of the answer to Bangladesh problems is staring business in the face….I think coal accounts for about 12% currently so there’s still a huge gap in the energy supply chain to be filled…..180mln people are nearly 99% connected to the grid,that’s one hell of an electric issue to keep going with such a crap infrastructure……

Good summary redeye and I concur……this old tree hugger has to be moved aside asap…there must be some massive kickbacks somewhere from the green liberal lunies?….you cannot be so obtuse as to not notice the answer is in front of you!!

Over to you Fouzel……they can’t even balance the books for the bit of gas they have never mind adding a 100 new wells to the system!…..

State-owned energy companies forewarn gas cutoff following impending acute liquidity crisis attributable to nearly Tk 27 billion overdue refunds of excess taxes charged by taxmen.

Petrobangla has reported that the gas-supply system is under threat from fund shortfall affecting gas-distribution companies.

https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/economy/bangladesh/energy-companies-forewarn-gas-cutoff-for-liquidity-crunch

Two British members of Parliament, Priti Patel and Barry Gardiner, addressed the UK Parliament on Monday regarding violence against the Hindu minority in Bangladesh. They requested a statement from Foreign Secretary David Lammy on the situation.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/uk-mps-demand-action-amid-rise-in-violence-against-hindus-in-bangladesh/articleshow/115922502.cms?from=mdr

bear in mind this green lout yunus will have sanctioned this white paper that’s why there is no mention of coal!!……the country is built on vast deposits but he cannot permit this “white” paper to be muckied by the mention of the only fuel that can get them out the ****!!……..

the sooner he’s gone the sooner the country can get down to the grit

Robert Liew, Wood Mackenzie’s Director for Asia Renewables Research, said analysis of Asia’s future energy landscape suggested power generation capacity from solar projects in China, India and Japan would be lower than the levels outlined in the International Energy Agency’s APS and STEPS scenarios. The study indicates that a range of Asian economies – including India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam – may have set net zero targets that were too ambitious. “There are implementation challenges that will continue to impact renewable energy projects in Asia,” Liew said.

“These include grid challenges involving lack of battery storage to overcome intermittent generation, issues associated with land acquisitions required for renewables projects and unattractive tariff regimes in several countries.” There are also country-specific challenges, Liew said. “Bangladesh, for example is densely populated, which makes developing renewable projects difficult close to demand centres. Meanwhile, countries such as Thailand and Indonesia have limited ability to harness onshore wind power due to low wind speeds.”

https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/02122024/study-finds-more-us-lng-is-needed-to-curb-asias-surging-coal-use/

Sanaullah said, "Once we have the updated voter list, we'll go door-to-door to register those who haven't signed up at the office. We expect to add around 2.5 to 2.7 million voters, or slightly fewer, through this process."

He continued, "While we're at it, we'll also gather information for 2025, including data for those eligible to vote on January 1, 2026. We are deploying logistics for this task."

He added that this process will continue from Mar 2 until the announcement of the general election schedule.

https://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/a58032ede4a0

Good article on the election commission…….as I suspected the chairman of the committee confirms the reforms are only worth the paper they are written on and rely on the goodwill of the next government……

We hope that after we make our recommendations, the interim government will sit down with political parties and try to reach a consensus on certain matters. Some of the recommendations we make can be implemented by the interim government, and some can be implemented by the Election Commission. For those that cannot be immediately implemented, especially if there are proposals for constitutional amendments, I hope that the political parties in power will implement them.

https://viewsbangladesh.com/en/unstable-situation-to-hinder-fair-election/

Return to polls

Rahman’s impending return to Bangladesh may put pressure on the administration of Yunus, the caretaker of the Bangladesh interim government, to prepare for the next national elections.

While Bangladesh has been in turmoil, with reports of targeted attacks on the minority Hindu population, the BNP is getting impatient for the next national elections to elect a party to power.

https://theprint.in/world/tarique-rahmans-acquittal-how-his-impending-return-to-bangladesh-could-spur-elections/2384378/

They press cannot all be wrong?……the atrocities being committed to innocent Muslims or it seems at the moment anyone with a contrary opinion/religion in Bangladesh…….i said Yunus would lose control of the situation,he’s more interested in catching butterflies and carrier bags than the cruel diversity breakdown…….India now talking about getting the UN involved…….?

How is it possible to ignore this coal shortage requirement when the whole country is floating on gas and coal !!

Yesterday afternoon (30 November) the power plant resumed operation with the first unit supplying electricity to the national grid.

According to Prothom Alo's report, the plant resumed production at 4:15pm yesterday, with the first unit producing 180MW by 7:00pm.

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/matarbari-power-plant-resumes-production-after-one-month-closure-1006816

It is astounding but not surprising……..what is the difference between billions in kickbacks pilfered and billions accrued in interest with the loans smiler is saddling the economy with?……..

They need a government that will pilfer their own billions of dollars of resources,get the country working instead of rioting and talking and in a few years they may be on their way to being a developed nation……Yunus has no spine to commit to the above,he will continue to talk,scrounge and cadge while at the same time serving his own needs

The discourse at the business conference — in the presence of Yunus’s finance adviser Salehuddin Ahmed and commerce adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin — underlined the business community’s impatience at the situation.

The World Bank and the IMF have brought down their growth forecast for Bangladesh by 1.7 and 2.1 percentage points, respectively.

Ordinary Bangladeshis too are feeling the heat with the political uncertainty having hobbled industrial production, power supply and the imports of essentials, causing a sharp rise in prices.

The government’s failure to maintain law and order has led to regular labour unrest, forcing factory owners to stop production, thus causing large-scale job losses.

But rather than take measures to cool off the prices, restore law and order and create confidence among the business community, the Yunus regime appears focused on emotive issues.

https://www.telegraphindia.com/world/total-failure-of-law-and-order-situation-bangla-inc-to-muhammad-yunus-regime/cid/2067329

The green reality for the majority of poor Bangladeshis……sobering read

The transition involves replacing fossil fuels with cleaner energy sources, promoting energy-efficient industries, and ensuring sustainable practices across sectors. On paper, these policies are promising, placing Bangladesh on the map as a climate-action champion. But beneath these achievements are the untold stories of individuals—farmers, factory workers, and rural families—grappling with the harsh realities of this transition.

The shift to a green economy is not just about installing solar panels or closing polluting factories. It touches lives, disrupts livelihoods, and demands sacrifices. People from different walks of life faces emotional and economic toll—and remind that without inclusive solutions, the green dream may come at too high to a human cost.

https://www.dailymessenger.net/feature/news/29190

Fouzel was pro coal……and so is the chairman of bangla bank,the greenback is obviously a good incentive to ditch your values and slither into bed with the tree huggers?……..nothing changes in these developing countries,the cuckoo govt will wreck the power and energy infrastructure if they are permitted much more time on this,the three zeros are a fantasy of an old man out for revenge…..

Fouzel and Smiler getting desperate now……the requirements for private investment to meet one of this cranky old farts zeroes is eye watering……..I really believe private businesses will think sorry Mr Fouzel you are out of a job soon we will see what the government commits too……..we can wait…….the interim govt is the ones who are desperate!

The study finds the country will require a staggering Tk87,000 crore in investment in the next six years to achieve the renewable energy target stipulated in the climate prosperity plan.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/business/366717/87-000c-in-six-years-to-meet-renewable-energy-goal