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They will take 300k today in one lump….. highest it’s been all week

Gcm course is plotted……getting pi stock is part of the route to the end 👊

Honorable Ambassador of China Yao Wen met with Electricity, Fuel and Mineral Resources Advisor Muhammad Fawzul Kabir Khan this morning at the conference room of Ministry of Electricity, Fuel and Mineral Resources. At this time, Special Assistant to Hon'ble Chief Advisor (Ministry of Road Transport and Bridge and Railway) Dr. Sheikh Moinuddin, Senior Secretary of Road Transport and Highway Department Md. Ehsanul Haque, Electricity Department Secretary Farzana Momtaz, Secretary of Railway Ministry Md. Fahimul Islam, Secretary of Bridge Department Mohammad Abdur Rauf was present.

Yea that’s my thought too……someone always makes for the door then the rest follow before being locked out 👍

Nice summary…….hold onto those acorns 😉

The longer he nurses them the less credibility they will have going to the country…….they are incompetent just like Yunus…..

Towel is out of his depth with us 😉

This would be interesting to get translated

Without local energy & import infra, overcoming the crisis will be impossible – Abdul Awal Mintoo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFW8Qkn-GWo&t=1s

This is good…….Bangladesh is under no obligations whatsoever and has signed up to fook all to restrict this development of domestic coal 👍

Recommendations

The current government must make strategic decisions to mine domestic coal. All feasible options for boosting gas production from onshore and offshore fields should be pursued. Simultaneously, the barriers to increasing the share of renewable energy must be addressed. Bangladesh is under no international obligation to reduce emissions and faces no embargo on using its own fossil fuels.

The order of merit list does appear to be well thought out……coal is ready to go (phulbari)….probably even before gas can be ramped up….solar and renewables is and always will a side order to build on……💪

Sounds like it searcher…..it really is becoming a case of urgency now and waiting another 6 months pushes the whole coal development forward 6 months not rocket science?

Conclusion

The following can be recommended in order of merit:

-       Professionally review the IEPMP with the help of Bangladeshi experts to develop a rational, integrated energy and power system master plan.

-       Decide on mining domestic coal, preferably for use in power generation and industry.

-       Immediately evacuate stranded gas from Bhola and integrate it into the national grid.

-       Prioritize development of Chattak and Tengratilla gas fields.

-       Select and engage a strategic partner for BAPEX to explore gas prospects in the Chittagong Hill Tracts and deepen exploration of existing fields.

-       Do not delay PSC bidding for both offshore and onshore exploration.

-       Take pragmatic steps to advance FSRU and land-based LNG terminals.

To achieve all this, Petrobangla and its affiliated organizations must prioritize human capital—appointing qualified, experienced professionals to the right roles. In short, a paradigm shift in management and execution is imperative if Bangladesh is to overcome its energy crisis.

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Recommendations

The current government must make strategic decisions to mine domestic coal. All feasible options for boosting gas production from onshore and offshore fields should be pursued. Simultaneously, the barriers to increasing the share of renewable energy must be addressed. Bangladesh is under no international obligation to reduce emissions and faces no embargo on using its own fossil fuels.

Given the country’s geographical limitations and current geopolitical conditions, Bangladesh cannot ensure long-term energy security as a net energy importer. It has already suffered from price shocks and supply disruptions. Until 2040, Bangladesh could feasibly maintain a 75:25 fuel mix between domestic and imported fuels—provided it develops sound, realistic plans and executes them with professionalism.

The stranded gas reserves in Bhola must be urgently connected to the national grid. Within six months of assuming office, the new government must engage a reputable international EPC contractor to construct a gas transmission pipeline from Bhola to the national grid in Khulna. This is a technically complex task, well beyond the capacity of local contractors. If initiated by end-2026, the pipeline could be commissioned by early 2029.

https://ep-bd.com/view/details/article/MTE4NDE%3D/title?q=energy+crisis+deepens+investment+woes+in+banglades

You can bend it but you can’t break the direction this stock is heading 👍

Conveniently found just in time to abide by such lazy rules down here……let’s think about it,if you lose 40+ buys on the day that could have just tipped the computer and kept it below 8p so giving someone a great trading opportunity as it’s now 6p ,or to keep it in a range for someone to load up without it running away?

I posted this just over 12hrs ago….. “every shenanigan you can think of to deal from the bottom of the deck”…

Have you been around aim shares for long fyg?…..😂

Little bit of fishing keeps the mm,s busy……🙄

Malaysia ramping up coal to keep energy on track……..one of the most developed countries in Asia turns to coal to keep the data centres humming…….

Malaysia is boosting coal-fired power output and importing the fuel at record levels, a Reuters analysis of data showed, taking advantage of low prices even as it pledges to increase use of gas-fuelled electricity generation in the longer term.

The Southeast Asian nation is the fifth-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas but has said it could start importing the superchilled fuel due to rising demand and dwindling gas reserves. It has progressively ramped up coal-fired power output to address surging demand driven by data centres.

Coal-fired power output in Peninsular Malaysia, which accounts for about 80% of power demand, rose nearly 9% in May and June.

https://today.thefinancialexpress.com.bd/stock-corporate/malaysia-boosts-coal-power-output-1753122890

There’s also another layer of pro domestic resources extraction that could be part of the next parliament/advisory….Shafiq Alam,daffodil university very green but now crying out for the necessity of using the country’s resources to clear the import imbalances……..Jamaat Party=pro domestic resources extraction……business leaders=pro domestic resource extraction…….

There will be no flower power in the country capable of stopping this happening now……the greens can have fields of solar and windmills there’s tons of room for expansion…..the big issue crippling the country is import fuel and its growing like the blob……I think only 70% of the country has lecky at the moment that’s 50mln people with no access to the stuff we take for granted……..power china/Gcm and the $15bln development to the rescue

Energy minister Fouzel =pro domestic resources extraction…..bangla bank chairperson Mansur=pro domestic resources extraction…..next govt bnp= pro domestic resources extraction……interim government chief Yunus=3 zero,s ,tree hugging, wealth redistribution yet his first two ministers in this interim govt were educated economists that for years had publicly supported Bangladesh resources extraction to save the country from a massive imbalance of payments 😂…..you can see where this is heading can’t you?