Solar power plant

How policy inconsistency drives foreign firms away from Bangladesh’s solar projects
Energy

How policy inconsistency drives foreign firms away from Bangladesh’s solar projects

Investors are also fearful of facing fresh challenges regarding the continuation of the work when a new government takes over

Teesta 200 MW Solar Power Plant in Gaibandha. File Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Energy

Tax exemption for renewables: Bangladesh to see more solar power plants

Teesta 200 MW Solar Power Plant in Gaibandha. File Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Energy

Tender for construction of 10 solar power plants next week

Asia has witnessed explosive growth in solar energy. Photo: TBS
Energy

BPDB's tender floating for 10 grid-connected solar plants faces setback

BPDB likely to invite tender for setting up 10 grid-connected solar power plants
Energy

BPDB likely to invite tender for setting up 10 grid-connected solar power plants

US company becomes world's most valuable solar firm after Chinese rivals slip
Global Economy

US company becomes world's most valuable solar firm after Chinese rivals slip

An aerial view of Teesta Solar Limited at Sundarganj, Gaibandha on 20 April. The solar plant has so far supplied 42.31 crore units of electricity to the national grid since January 2023. The solar plant, established at a cost of Tk3,000 crore, was inaugurated in August last year. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Energy

Teesta solar project sets green example

Kaptai solar power plant. Photo: TBS
Energy

3 more solar power plants await government nod

A file photo of solar power plant in Chattogram. Photo: TBS
Energy

Two grid-connected solar power plants receive approval

Two more solar power plants on cards
Energy

Two more solar power plants on cards

Workers clean photovoltaic panels inside a solar power plant in Gujarat, India, July 2, 2015. REUTERS/Amit Dave
Economy

Bandarban farmers benefit from BADC’s solar power plants

Yet another solar power plant at Kaptai on cards
Energy

Yet another solar power plant at Kaptai on cards

Photo: Courtesy
Global Economy

Cheaper, changing and crucial: The rise of solar power