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some time to look for http://www.daily-sun.com/printversion/details/291437/ICCB-for-coal-exploration-tomake-power-sector-vibrant

http://www.daily-sun.com/printversion/details/290217/Tap-renewable-energypotentials:-Experts-

http://www.newagebd.net/article/35151/bring-solar-projects-for-cheaper-electricity-than-coal

http://www.thedailystar.net/supplements/building-modern-economy/where-do-we-stand-1536487 With regard to developing coal resources, no progress has been made. Concerted resistance from environmentalists is preventing open-pit mining of coal. Bangladesh is blessed with one of the finest quality coal. Not only is it low in sulphur but a good portion of it is also high-value coking coal. If open-pit mining is employed then more than 90 percent of the reserves can be extracted. Even 50 percent of our known reserves will allow 10,000 MW to be generated over 20 years. Without open-pit mining it would not be cost effective to develop these mines. Only one coal mine has ever been developed in Bangladesh with Chinese assistance at Boropukuria, and has been able to extract only 8-10 percent of the reserves in its nearly 15-year mining history. The government has declared that mainly imported coal will be used for power generation. Depending on imported coal for 50 percent of electricity generation in 2030, as stipulated in the Power System Master Plan (PSMP) 2016, is ambitious and risky because Bangladesh does not have a deep-sea port. Three major hurdles with respect to imported-coal-based power plants can be anticipated, namely timely financing, construction of coal-receiving facilities, and coal purchase contracts.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/churchill-mining-plc--chl-/rns/icsid-arbitration---annulment-proceedings-update/201802160930031257F/

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https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views/columns/facing-energy-security-challenges-1517588695 Coal is a major source for energy in numerous countries. India, China, Indonesia and Vietnam have undertaken 82 per cent of the world's new coal-fired power plants as per a report from Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), the UK. By 2041, Bangladesh needs to import 60 million tons of coal per year. It needs to utilise optimum level of her large coal reserve for its energy source reducing its dependence on imported coal. It must put emphasis on charting a strategic plan to accommodate the large coal reserves, rationalise the cost of LNG including other primary energy and power, fast track new exploration and right energy mix.

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The Power Division aims to generate 19,000 megawatts of coal-powered energy by 2030. Also, the infrastructure for imported coal and domestic coal development is being prioritised. It is clear that Bangladesh is betting on coal as it is the cheapest primary energy. Opting for more coal-fired power plants is threatening the programme of cutting greenhouse gas emissions. However, expansion of coal is based on the assessment of costs without factoring in health and environmental impacts. It looks like Bangladesh, a signatory of the Paris climate agreement, is sending a wrong signal to the rest of the world. The power generation capacity of the country is now 13,621 MW. The incumbent government has been successful to significantly increase power generation. Still, it is too far from creating a balanced energy mix that could take care of the growing demand. The situation is rendered more complicated due to the excessive reliance on coal.

https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views/views/no-alternatives-to-halt-betting-on-dirty-coal-1516808313

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http://energybangla.com/bangladesh-redraws-list-of-farmers-affected-by-rooppur-npp/

http://www.daily-sun.com/post/282829/Govt-plans-to-generate-24000-MW-power-by-2021 https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/national/govt-plans-24000mw-power-by-2021-60000mw-by-2041-1516204128 http://energybangla.com/plan-for-24000-mw-by-2021-60000-mw-by-2041-pm/

http://energybangla.com/high-oil-price-usd-rate-make-govt-bleed/

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