Energy Bangla

Electricity Prices Increased for All Consumers

Amid rising inflation in consumer goods, electricity prices have been increased. The average electricity tariff has been raised by Tk... »

Price of 12kg LPG Cylinder Reduced by Tk 55

Staff Correspondent, Dhaka (Tuesday, June 2, 2026)

The price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) has been reduced. For June, the retail price of a 12kg LPG cylinder has been cut by Tk 55 and set at Tk 1,885. The price of autogas has also been reduced. The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) announced the new prices on Tuesday. The retail price of privately supplied LPG has been fixed at Tk 157.60 per kilogram. Accordingly, the price of... »

Power Sector

New Electricity Tariffs to Be Announced Just Five Working Days After Public Hearing

The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) is set to announce new electricity tariffs just five working days after holding public hearings. The revised electricity prices will be announced on Wednesday afternoon. Public hearings were held on May 20 and 21. Afterward, there were only three working days before the Eid... »

International Tender Invited for Oil and Gas Exploration in the Bay of Bengal

An international tender has been invited for offshore oil and gas exploration. Under the Offshore Bidding Round 2026, a total of 26 offshore blocks have been opened for bidding, including 11 shallow-water blocks and 15 deep-water blocks. Bids can be submitted until November 30. Various details regarding the bidding round... »

Octane, Petrol and Kerosene Prices Increased by Tk 5 per Litre, Diesel Price Unchanged

The prices of octane, petrol, and kerosene have been increased for the month of June. The price of each fuel has been raised by Tk 5 per litre. However, the price of diesel remains unchanged. The new prices will take effect from Monday. A notification regarding the revision was issued... »

Fuel Prices Will Be Reduced Domestically If International Prices Fall: State Minister

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Anindya Islam Amit has said that if fuel prices decline in the international market, they will also be reduced in Bangladesh. He stated that the government was compelled to adjust fuel prices due to global market realities and the ongoing crisis in... »

Rooftop Solar at Parliament Building: Speaker Inaugurates It in the Presence of the PM

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today said that Bangladesh is steadily moving toward clean energy, a green economy and a self-reliant energy system. He said this while addressing the inaugural ceremony of the “Renewable Solar Power On-Grid Rooftop” initiative at the Jatiya Sangsad (JS) Bhaban here this morning. “Today we are... »

Global coal demand hit record high this year but is set to decline by 2030, IEA says

Global coal demand reached a record high in 2025 but is expected to decline by 2030 as renewables, nuclear power and abundant natural gas squeeze its dominance in power generation, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday. Weaning the world off coal is considered vital to achieving global climate targets,... »

Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged for May

Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged for May Staff Correspondent, Dhaka (Thursday, April 30, 2026): The prices of diesel, kerosene, octane, and petrol have been kept unchanged in the country for the month of May. The Energy and Mineral Resources Division under the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources issued an... »

Coal Overflowing: Barapukuria Coal Mine Faces Multiple Crises

Barapukuria Coal Mine is facing various crises and uncertainties. Workers and related stakeholders have alleged that the country’s only underground coal mine, located in Parbatipur of Dinajpur, is being pushed toward destruction due to mismanagement, excessive coal stockpiling, and financial losses. Large quantities of extracted coal have remained stored for... »

Who are the major players at Cop30 and what do they want?

The UN’s Cop30 climate conference is under way, with negotiators, diplomats and leaders from around the world in Belém, Brazil, to discuss how to handle the climate crisis. Who are the big players, and what do they want? Brazil Deciding to host a conference for 50,000 people in a small... »