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Bangladesh introduces fiscal breaks for solar-powered water desalination

PV Magazine 06 Jun 2023
Bangladesh has introduced tax exemptions to reduce water production costs and promote the use of solar power in 19 coastal districts ... As part of efforts to boost solar power production and ... Several solar-powered water desalination units currently operate in southern Bangladesh.
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Heatwave in Bangladesh leads to school closures, power cuts

The New Arab 06 Jun 2023
A searing heatwave in Bangladesh ... Bangladesh could face power cuts for two more weeks, said Nasrul Hamid, minister of state for power, energy and mineral resources, as a fuel shortage sparked shutdowns of several power-generating units, including its biggest coal-fired plant.
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Marico's Red King Cooling Oil Disrupts the Category with Power Tube Technology

Beijing News 06 Jun 2023
Following its successful launch in the Bangladesh market in 2021, Marico introduced Red King Cooling Oil with Power Tube to the Indian market, earlier this year ... This ensures that when the oil is poured out, it passes through the power tube, giving it a burst of coolness and rejuvenation.
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‘Climate Finance’ Saving the Planet, One Ice Cream at a Time

The Daily Sceptic 06 Jun 2023
Billions of dollars earmarked for tackling so-called climate change in the developing world have been spent on building new coal and gas-fired power stations, along with airport and hotel developments ... This includes the Matarbari Ultra Super Critical Coal-Fired power station in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh power cuts may last two more weeks on fuel shortagesThe power losses threaten Bangladesh's ...

Deccan Herald 05 Jun 2023
Bangladesh could face power cuts for two more weeks, its power minister said late on Sunday, as higher electricity consumption because of rising temperatures has caused a fuel shortfall for generation plants. Bangladesh has suffered under severe power shortages since April as a ...
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Bangladesh power cuts may last two more weeks

Khaleejtimes 05 Jun 2023
Bangladesh could face power cuts for two more weeks, its power minister said late on Sunday, as higher electricity consumption because of rising temperatures has caused a fuel shortfall for generation plants. Bangladesh has suffered under severe power shortages since April as a ...
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Bangladesh power cuts may last two more weeks on fuel shortages

Arab News 05 Jun 2023
Bangladesh could face power cuts for two more weeks, its power minister said late on Sunday, as higher electricity consumption because of rising temperatures has caused a fuel shortfall for generation plants. Bangladesh has suffered under severe power shortages since April as a ...
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Bangladesh power cuts may last two more weeks due to fuel shortages

The Economic Times 05 Jun 2023
The power losses threaten Bangladesh's crucial apparel sector.
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Bangladesh facing more power cuts amid fuel shortage

Al Jazeera 05 Jun 2023
Bangladesh could face further power cuts due to higher demand, its power minister said, as a fuel shortage sparked shutdowns of several power generating units, including its biggest coal-fired plant ... The shortfall came a day after Bangladesh’s total power deficit rose to its highest in three weeks.
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Bangladesh faces severe power shortage after shutdown of its largest power plant

Anadolu Agency 05 Jun 2023
Bangladesh shut down a major power plant on Monday due to a delay in importing coal caused by the foreign reserves shortage in the country ... Meanwhile, people across Bangladesh, including Dhaka, have been suffering from frequent power outages due to severe heat waves in several parts of the country.
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Bangladesh inflation hits decade high of 9.94%

La Prensa Latina 05 Jun 2023
Dhaka, June 5 (EFE).- Bangladesh’s inflation hit a ... The authorities shut down the country’s largest power station in southern Bangladesh Monday as it could not import coal due to a dollar shortage, aggravating the already acute power crisis and increasing public suffering.
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Biden administration supports terrorism, militancy and Islamist takeover

Blitz 05 Jun 2023
As part of its geopolitical strategy, the Biden administration has adopted a rogue policy of supporting terrorism and militancy and helping Islamist forces in coming to power in Bangladesh ... And that is why I am extremely worried about Blinken’s latest announcement of visa policy for Bangladesh.
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India-Nepal relations need sustained stability

Live Mint 05 Jun 2023
Among the key decisions are for India to allow Nepal to supply power to Bangladesh through its territory and India’s commitment to purchase 10,000 megawatts of power from Nepal over ...
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Cash-Strapped Bangladesh Shuts Power Plant As Heatwave Hits

NDTV 05 Jun 2023
Cash-strapped Bangladesh shut its biggest power plant Monday because it was unable to afford the coal to fuel it, as a sweltering heatwave creates surging electricity demand ... .
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The world is digital. When will Pakistan catch up?

Dawn 05 Jun 2023
To better understand the components that can power Pakistan’s digital transformation, Tabadlab developed a framework that identifies foundational enabling pillars that need to be in place, key areas that need to be prioritised for growth and future-proofing, and the ethos which should drive the transformation journey.

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