Bangladesh gas exploration
Policy shift necessary to resolve gas crisis
Gas shortage hitting industries, households hard
Acute gas crisis takes the lid off LNG vulnerabilities
It’s another wake-up call for the energy sector
Raising energy prices can’t be our first resort
Frequently increasing prices is jeopardising public interests
Another albatross around the neck of the energy sector?
Surplus LNG regasification capacity predicted to emerge as a headache
Ten years delay in oil-gas exploration a testament to short-sightedness and ineptitude
Bangladesh’s gas cannot be exported—this must be a properly documented red-line condition.
Resuming gas exploration is the need of the hour
Excessive dependence on imported LNG is no solution
IOC interest in our gas reserves is a good sign
ExxonMobil proposal should be considered with calculated speed.
Bangladesh’s chronicle of shoddy gas exploration
Geoscientists have long been suggesting that significant gas resources still remain underground in the country, and the present gas demands may well be met through extracting our own gas.
Our own resources can help us get over the energy crisis
All studies done by international and national agencies are in agreement that Bangladesh still has a significant amount of undiscovered gas under the ground.
Policy shift necessary to resolve gas crisis
Gas shortage hitting industries, households hard
Acute gas crisis takes the lid off LNG vulnerabilities
It’s another wake-up call for the energy sector
Raising energy prices can’t be our first resort
Frequently increasing prices is jeopardising public interests
Another albatross around the neck of the energy sector?
Surplus LNG regasification capacity predicted to emerge as a headache
Ten years delay in oil-gas exploration a testament to short-sightedness and ineptitude
Bangladesh’s gas cannot be exported—this must be a properly documented red-line condition.
Resuming gas exploration is the need of the hour
Excessive dependence on imported LNG is no solution
IOC interest in our gas reserves is a good sign
ExxonMobil proposal should be considered with calculated speed.
Bangladesh’s chronicle of shoddy gas exploration
Geoscientists have long been suggesting that significant gas resources still remain underground in the country, and the present gas demands may well be met through extracting our own gas.
Our own resources can help us get over the energy crisis
All studies done by international and national agencies are in agreement that Bangladesh still has a significant amount of undiscovered gas under the ground.
Petrobangla’s dangerous dependency on gas imports
Self-sufficiency can rid us of the threat of energy crises