A total of 500 mmcfd of liquefied natural gas (LNG) would be added into the national grid from April 25, this year to meet the country’s growing demand, officials said here today. “We have signed a long-term agreement with Qatar to import up to 2.8 million tonnes of LNG per annum to ensure energy security in the country and the LNG would come in April this year,” State Minister for... »
Gas reserves at five gas fields are found to be depleting way faster than the estimation that made by the government earlier. The gas fields of Fenchuganj, Semutang, Sundalpur, Salda and Rupganj are seemed to be failing to provide the projected amount of gas on a daily basis. Among the 5 fields, the gas production at Sundalpur and Rupganj fields has come down to zero level recently. All these aforementioned... »
For the first time, Bangladesh consumed almost one trillion cubic feet (TFC) of natural gas last year, a clear indication of the country’s fast growing energy demand. Petrobangla, the government’s oil and gas corporation, gave the information in their latest annual report, providing the picture of an ongoing gas crisis in which industry has not been getting enough gas, and has consumed less than the previous year. In contrast, domestic... »
Gas extraction has begun on an experimental basis from the newly drilled well of Shahbazpur area of Bhola. A total of 2.5 lac tons of high pressurized gas was extracted on Wednesday from the ‘Shahbazpur East-1’ situated in the district’s Borhanuddin upazila. Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Company’s (BAPEX) Deputy General Manager Meherul Hasan confirmed Energybangla about the extraction of gas from the Shahazpur field. He claimed that, the field... »
Chevron is not likely to leave Bangladesh, rather they are likely to invest USD 40 crore more in the country for the development of the gas wells. The state minister Nasrul Hamid said so in a deal signing ceremony held at Bidyut Bhaban in the city on today. The state minister informed that, Chevron has moved from its position to sell out all of their assets in Bangladesh. Moreover, they’re... »