Friday, February 5, 2010

BD Govt to tender for 4 power plants -BD ENERGY

the government had taken initiatives to set up coal-based power plants as adequate supply of gas could not be ensured .pre-qualification tenders would also be invited in July for setting up four coal-based power plants in Chittagong, Mongla (Bagerhat), Meghnaghat (Narayanganj) and Jajira, each having 500 mw generation capacity.
The government is inviting pre-qualification tenders by February-end for installing four duel-fuel power plants, which will generate a total of 800-megawatt electricity,.
The four power plants The plants are Bhola phase-II (150 mw), Bibiyana phase-II (450 mw), Savar (100 mw) and Kaliakoir (100 mwPower Secretary Abul Kalam Azad announced it at a press briefing at the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources on Thursday.
The briefing was arranged to inform reporters about the recently held Bangladesh Investment Conference and road shows in Singapore, New York and London.
Azad announced that a pre-qualification international tender would also be floated in July next to set up four coal-based power plant in the country.
This power plant will be set up in Chittagong, Mongla, Meghna Ghaty and Jazira.
Speaking at the briefing, Prime Minister’s energy adviser Toufiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury informed .Referring to government’s plan to import liquefied natural gas (LNG), he said a team of experts would visit Bangladesh next month to see the feasibility of building an LNG terminal, which is needed before importing LNG.
“We are hoping to strike a deal on LNG import with the experts,” Elahi said.
State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Brig (Rtd) Md. Enamul Haque, Power Development Board (PDB) and Petrobangla chairmen and other officials were present at the briefing
source : www.gurumia.com

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Is it a wave of hope for creating a new prestigious Nation


YES !! This is a wave of hope for creating a new prestigious Nation.
After a long time from the democracy born in Bangladesh this is the first time we are noticing the political courtesy in both the Awami-legue and BNP. Yesterday BNP Leader Begum Khaleda assured the constructive participation as the opposition leader.
BNP parliamentary party (BNPPP) also agreed the to accept the deputy speker post which is already offered by the ruling party Awami-Legue with comment "Now we are waiting to see if the government will create a conducive environment for us in the parliament."

On contrary Awami-legue leader Sheak Hasina(prime Minister) also shown and acting the proprer attitude till now which indicate to present a new political culture in Bangladesh

This practice is new, we are aware that many mistake may come to do so as Bangladeshi political culture is habituated with a blaming and non-cooperative attitude- but the new wave will win to bring out a real productive nation- is the hope of general people