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I think so….went through at 6.01 when buys were going through ar 6.40-50……what ever they are up to there has been millions of shares swapped from one account to another while keeping it steady at 6-7p…….I’m wondering if it’s something to do with the polo situation

Hi redeye it’s on advfn was an aqua trade 225k

And just as we were getting warmed up it gets hit with half a million sells!!…but the positive AGAIN is the price never flickered!

Was thinking about Fouzel giving very valuable items/sweeteners back to those trying to influence him then actually stating it in an interview and how unethical it is?……..yet the biggest creep multi millionaire Smiler has never done or said anything about the bungs,backhanders he may have been propositioned with!!……..full marks to Fouzel for coming clean but one day someone will open the lid on Yunus and ask where he amassed his vast wealth from……it will have to be done at sometime as you cannot stand on a soap box and tell everyone else to re distribute their assets to help the poor and stuff your own pockets at the same time……the helicopter to remove him and Rizwana can’t come soon enough…….

Abstract and Figures

Coal has exhibited high demand as a source of energy in many developing countries, including China, India, and South Africa. Bangladesh has huge deposits discovered in five major coal mines in Barapukuria, Phulbari, Khalaspeer, Dighipara, and Jamalganj. Effective use of those resources, Barapukuria, Dighipara, and Khalaspeer coal was investigated considering their proximate as well as ultimate analysis along with the heating value. The resulting data were compared with the data obtained from the reported data of Phulbari and Jamalganj coal and found that the Barapukuria, Phulbari, and Khalaspeer coals showed the best quality among others for electricity generation. The ash constituents of such types of coals were also investigated. Al2O3, SiO2, and Fe2O3 were found as major constituents with alkali elements along with trace toxic elements in all of the coal samples. The thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and differential thermogravimetric analysis (DTA) of Barapukuria, Dighipara, and Khalaspeer coal were also investigated. Khalaspeer coal showed more severe resistance to temperature than that of Barapukuria and Dighipara. This coal seems to be among the highest quality coals Bangladesh, suitable for coking processes, while Barapukuria coal contains much more organic matter that could be used for the extraction of creosote oil, naphthaline, phenol, benzene, etc. The morphological structure of SEM was also investigated among three coal samples. All of the coal samples demonstrated almost the same with a clear image. The highest enlarging to ×10,000 at 1 μm showed an obscure and unclear image. So, this study significantly impacts coal development in Bangladesh.

An analysis of the coal attributes of Bangladesh and their practical utilization

* October 2025

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Location-map-of-the-major-coal-fields-of-Bangladesh_fig1_396654073

This net zero crap is unraveling in front of mr three zeros…..his ethics are outdated and increasingly becoming transparent and it’s yet to be revealed how much he’s benefited personally from this con

The mass exodus of UBS and other leading banks from the NZBA has made the coalition a thing of the past, sending a clear signal to the market that climate change has become even less of a priority for financial institutions. For Southeast Asia, one of the most climate-vulnerable regions and a hotspot for fossil fuel expansion, this outlook leaves little room for optimism.

https://energytracker.asia/ubs-quits-the-net-zero-banking-alliance-the-consequences/

And again another article from todays rooftop Solar gathering….but this time Fouzel admits nobody is interested in progressing renewables in the country….ffs…..I wonder why!!…..the country is currently run with headless chickens!!……..stop trying to squeeze blood from that stone because your boss is a three zeros fantasist and get digging!

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/solar-power-projects-face-delays-amid-challenges-adviser-fouzul-kabir-1266206

Got to post this crap from the energy advisor…..they really haven’t got a clue,they service whoever’s got the biggest handouts on a month by month basis,renewable is not the answer for a 3rd world poverty stricken country bogged down by loan’s galore…..they surely do know this,my question is who is behind this solar con??……it’s probably the same person that’s gonna hand over port control without oversight….I did say before these cuckoos get thrown out they can do a lot more damage to the country’s infrastructure……

The UK and Europe are actually asking questions now on the viability and cost of these renewable con jobs how the fck can a nation that cannot balance its books profess renewables will save the country??….no it won’t it will indebt the poor some more for bloody sure🙄

Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, adviser to the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources, said that the country is currently facing a shortage of primary fuel and renewable energy is the solution to overcome the energy crisis.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/government-affairs/394529/energy-adviser-renewable-energy-key-to-overcoming

Since the MoU was first signed in 2017, the partnership has delivered two significant joint reports. “Clean Coal Technologies in the ASEAN” demonstrated how investment in upgrading existing coal plants with technologies, such as high-efficiency, low-emissions (HELE) technology, can reduce emissions, improve reliability, increase output, and be more economically viable than common alternatives.

 

The second study, “Addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the ASEAN Coal Value Chain”, highlights how coal-related activities in the region support vital progress on the SDGs, improving local community employment, education, and social welfare by building on strong partnerships between the coal value chain and ASEAN businesses and communities.

 

ACE Executive Director, Dato’ Ir. Ts. Razib Dawood welcomed the renewal of the partnership, saying, “Under the newly endorsed ASEAN Plan of Action for Energy Cooperation (APAEC) 2026-2030, the program area ‘Clean Coal Transformation’ has expanded the previously ‘Clean Coal Technology’ to promote a responsible and lower-carbon coal value chain. Cooperation with our partners, including FutureCoal, shall continue the effort of ASEAN to ensure energy security and accelerate decarbonization towards a just and inclusive energy transition.”

https://ep-bd.com/view/details/news/NDc4Mg%3D%3D/title?q=futurecoal+and+asean+center+for+energy+renew+mou+to+advance+coal%e2%80%99s+transformation

Once capable of meeting nearly 70 percent of national energy demand from domestic gas fields, Bangladesh now faces a starkly different reality as production continues to decline and exploration nearly halting.

According to a recent report by the Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Company (BAPEX), more than 20 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas-out of the country’s total proven reserves of about 28-29 TCF-have already been extracted.

Current estimates suggest that only 8.66 TCF remain recoverable, meaning almost two-thirds of Bangladesh’s natural gas reserves are already depleted.

If present consumption trends persist, experts warn that domestic reserves could be nearly exhausted within the next 8-10 years unless new gas fields are discovered.

https://dailynewnation.com/energy-crisis-looms-as-gas-reserves-dying-fast/

Looks like yours is the only post not removed this morning searcher!…all buys so far today….what a pit aim is….

I’ve got to say if ever the bloody stars had lined up for Phulbari it was 2025…👊…..Bara is staring down the barrel of an ipo and a massive open pit reclamation in the future……looking good for the whole area….

Well!….it gets worse,they are reporting a lack of coal too has become a big issue…..😉…..we’ve got a potion for that

All units of the Barapukuria Thermal Power Plant, one of the largest power generation centers in the northern part of the country, have been shut down, causing a massive power supply crisis in the region.

It is learnt that due to shortage of coal supply and mechanical faults, all the units were shut down one by one. Currently, no electricity is being generated from the plant.

The three units of the Barapukuria Thermal Power Plant have a total generating capacity of about 525 MW. This plant supplies electricity to most of the northern parts of the country. With all the units closed, load shedding has increased in that area and production in industrial areas is also being disrupted.

“As the power supply from the Barapukuria plant is off, we are trying to provide some supply from alternative sources. However, it is not possible to start the plant if the coal supply is not normal,” said an official of the Power Development Board (PDB).

https://en.bddigest.com/all-units-of-barapukuria-thermal-power-plant-shut-down-northern-region-in-power-crisis/

This statement is interesting,when the Teesta project gets up and running Northern Bangla will require a large stable amount of electricity and this clearly states getting that power from distant regions when Bara fails is a no go so they will need the new Phulbari plants more than ever!…..yea yea theres gonna be a solar park but that will only work when the sun shines and I’ve posted enough articles now to show what a miserable unreliable intermittent banker solar is……

"This will create challenges in meeting demand. To make up the deficit, power will have to be supplied from distant regions, which may result in poor-quality electricity and low-voltage issues due to the lack of nearby generation sources," he said.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/north-bangladesh-could-face-power-crisis-barapukuria-plant-shuts-down-completely-4014876

Every day is a rainy day at Bara……🙄

All units of the Barapukuria Thermal Power Station in Dinajpur have been shut down due to mechanical faults, completely halting power generation.

Chief Engineer of the power plant Abu Bakr Siddique said on Monday afternoon that discussions were underway with the relevant company to restart the units.

“The unit-1 is expected to resume operation within a week. Preparations were also underway to restart unit-3, but several technical issues still remain. We are making every effort to resolve them,” he added.

The chief engineer said the unit-2 had remained out of operation since 2020. On Thursday, the unit-3 was shut down due to a mechanical fault.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/amp/bangladesh/nation/394424/all-units-of-barapukuria-thermal-power-station

While it’s quiet…this picture speaks a thousand words……Minister for tree hugs Rizwana consults the 2nd biggest fossil fuel supplier in the world for environmental advice and help……😂😂😂….his smile says it all

Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Bangladesh Abdullah Zafer H bin Abiyah met with Adviser to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the Ministry of Water Resources Syeda Rizwana Hasan at her office in the Bangladesh Secretariat on Sunday, according to a press release.

https://tob.news/environment-adviser-seeks-saudi-support-in-addressing-climate-crisis/

16 weeks till these tree licking idiots are moved on……sadly they can do a lot of damage in that space of time like giving control of infrastructure away without consultation…….I really hope the Chinese fook them hard and avoid confirming any further business with this madman Yunus

I’ve been having a think about this and tried to put myself in the company shoes as opposed to the naysayer muppets……..we suspect the company has ample funding till early 2026 but the share price is over double the price it was on the last funding?……if I was the money man and all we suspect in the news flow from the energy department is correct you would wait until the very last minute before pressing the button for funding?…surely?…..I would personally say somewhere between the new energy policy and the election……now if a funding is requested before the new energy policy I would be a tad worried about the prospects for either helping an unwarranted takeover with the blessing of the management or the prospects are for the pit are not what we have come to believe…..the latter is highly unlikely but a dodgy takeover im always mentally prepared…as been through it many times!!

Now I’ve said it….so basically the longer we go to the end of the year the more fantastic the opportunities will be…..👍

Latest e&p interview is textile business leader,he says gas situation is dire and cannot see any quick fixes,he would not hesitate to switch to grid power if there was reliability,there isn’t…..he said the govt needs to use it’s own coal to sure up the grid…..👍

Good things will come of the dire situation in Bangladesh,laid back import all policies will be binned…..👍