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Success in Power Sector of Bangladesh After the formation of the government in 2019, due to the visionary, courageous and timely decisions of Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, unprecedented success in the power sector has been achieved in the last 9 years. Since taking charge of the present government, since 2009, 96 electricity plants have been set up with a total of 10,735 MW capacity. Out of this, 36 power projects have been created in the total 5,814 MW of public sector and 60 power plants of 4,921 MW capacity in the private sector have been set up.
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Keeping in mind 2021, an agreement has been signed to construct 135 power plants of 24 thousand 351 MW capacity in the last nine and a half years, 2014, which has been added to the national grid by 2018. 20 million people are providing electricity. On the other hand, the power generation capacity of the country was 205-2006 only in the year 5454 Mw. The government has planned to produce 2,400MW between 2021 and 40,000MW between 2030 and 60,000MW by 2041.
DPDC plans
Success in Power Sector of Bangladesh – Currently 90% of the people in Bangladesh are getting access to electricity. The government is working with the aim of completing the electricity generation work in the remaining 10% of the village next year. To ensure uninterrupted power services, the transmission line has already been upgraded from 8 thousand to 11 thousand kilometers. By the next 2040, the government is working to increase the transmission line to 32 thousand kilometers. Besides, the DPDC plans to install around eight million pre-payment meters for reducing power system loss. Earlier, nearly three lakh meters were set up and more than four lakh pre-payment meters were being set up.
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Success in Power Sector of Bangladesh – Gradually, such pre-payment meter will be reduced if the rate of the remaining bill is reduced. The proper use of electricity will be ensured. The World Bank will provide another five and a half million dollar loan to increase the use of solar power in the country, which is Tk 456 crore in Bangladeshi currencies. This money will be spent under the development of rural electrification and renewable energy. In this regard, Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) will provide 1,000 solar power-powered solar irrigation pumps and 30 solar mini grids. Current 10% people use solar power. If the project is implemented, as well as about one crore villages people will receive this power facility along with irrigation. Besides, 9 lac tons of diesel used to run the irrigation pump would be spent in the year and subsidy was given at Tk 24-26 per liter. As a result, the Government has saved 65 crore rupees in the last one year, if the solar pump is installed, the government will be saved.
2400 MW Ruppur Nuclear Power Station:
The construction of the country’s first nuclear power plant in Pabna Rooppur started on 30 November, 2017. Through the Rooppur nuclear power project, Bangladesh is included as a member country of 32th Atomic Club of the world. To meet the country’s growing electricity demand, the government has planned to construct 12.65 billion Ruppur nuclear power plants. There are two 2,400 megawatt electricity plants in each of the 2,400 MW. The first of which is 2021 and the second is to be completed by 2022. It is expected that the project will be completed within the prescribed time of 50 years. The cost of electricity generated in this project is estimated at Tk 5-6 per unit. For the construction of 609 km power transmission line at Rooppur to reach power in 37 upazilas of 13 districts, the project has already been allocated about 11 thousand crore rupees.
The construction of the country’s first nuclear power plant in Pabna Rooppur started on 30 November, 2017. Through the Rooppur nuclear power project, Bangladesh is included as a member country of 32th Atomic Club of the world. To meet the country’s growing electricity demand, the government has planned to construct 12.65 billion Ruppur nuclear power plants. There are two 2,400 megawatt electricity plants in each of the 2,400 MW. The first of which is 2021 and the second is to be completed by 2022. It is expected that the project will be completed within the prescribed time of 50 years. The cost of electricity generated in this project is estimated at Tk 5-6 per unit. For the construction of 609 km power transmission line at Rooppur to reach power in 37 upazilas of 13 districts, the project has already been allocated about 11 thousand crore rupees.
Pigeon Power Project:
In partnership with the 3600 MW NLG-based pigeon power project- Native North-West Power Generation Company Limited (NWPGCL) and Siemens, a foreign company, agreed to set up a 3 billion dollar liquefied natural gas-based 3600 MW power plant at 100 acres of land in Patuakhali district. There will be three plants with 1,200 megawatt of this power plant.
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The first plant of these three plants will be produced in 1200 MW of 2020 in June, the next 1200 MW in 2020 and the remaining 1200 MW of 2021. However, 600 megawatt of 1200 MW of first phase will be available in June 2019. These companies will build LNG terminal near the power plant to run the plant. The electricity plant will be the largest power plant. After the implementation of this project, NWPGCL and Siemens Company jointly plan to build 3600 MW NNG-based power plant at Moheshkhali costing $ 3 billion.
Matarbari power project:
2400 MW Meatarbari Coal Power Project- Two coal power projects of 1200 megawatts are being run on 1414 acres of land at Mahetarbari of Maheshkhali upazila in the district of Cox’s Bazar. The project will be completed by 2023 by the joint venture of the foreign company Sumitomo Corparation & Toshiba Corparation under the supervision of Bangladesh’s Power Generation Company and JICA.
Maheshkhali Power Project:
3600 MW of LNG-based Maheshkhali Power Project- for the construction of 5600 acres of land in Maheskhali upazila of Cox’s Bazar district with the help of the Power Development Board (BPDB) and the Foreign General Electric (GE) company, at a cost of $ 4.4 billion, the liquefied natural gas based 3600 MW power project. There is agreement. The construction of the project and the power plant will start in 2016, including 1.6 billion dollars and $ 2.8 billion, respectively, in 36 months, by 2021.
Rampal Power Project:
1320 MW Rampal power plant is working in Rampal upazila of the neighboring state of National Termal Power Corporation and the native BPDB, a total 1320 MW power generation project is being run from two units of coal-based 660 MW power plant in Bagerhat district. The $ 2 billion project on 1834 acres will be completed by 2021.
Chittagong Banshkhali Power Project:
1224 MW coal based Chittagong Banshkhali power project has been undertaken by the local company S. Alam at a cost of $ 2.4 billion in the 1224 MW coal-based power project since 2018, which will be completed by 2020.
Mirsarai Power Plant:
1320 MW coal based Mirsarai Power Plant 1320 MW coal-based power plant will be built in Mirsarai Chittagong, jointly with the help of three foreign companies, Hangzhou Xinjiang, Hangzhou Jhelkai and Zindul Energy.
Khulna Power Project:
The 800 MW LNG-based Khulna Power Project will be built near the Newsprint Mills of Khulna, 800 MW power project at a cost of 1.4 billion dollars by the native NWPGCL on 50 acres of land. The plant will be ready by 2021 and plan for generation of power by June 2022.
Ashuganj Power Project:
The 400 MW LNG-based Ashuganj power project, native APSCL and joint venture with foreign engineering procurement and construction (EPC) will be built in Ashuganj, 400 megawatt LNG based power plant at a cost of 14.73 billion rupees. The plant will end in April 2021 and power generation will be done by June 2021.
Bheramara Dual Fuel Power Project:
410 MW Dual-Fuel Bheramara Power Project combined with the cooperation of NWPGCL and BPDB, a 410 MW Combined Bicycle Dual-Fuel Power Plant at Baremara, Kushtia, costing Tk 3.785 crore.
