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Higher electricity tariffs should accelerate our clean energy transition

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
With domestic gas production declining rapidly, imported fossil fuels have accounted for an increasing share in Bangladesh’s energy system over the years, making energy significantly costlier. Frequent price shocks led by geopolitical factors since 2022 have further intensified the country’s vulnerability.
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Renewables are a natural hedge against fossil fuel shocks

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
Like the rest of the world, Bangladesh is currently grappling with the geopolitics-led energy supply disruption, described by the International Energy Agency (IEA) as the biggest ever threat to energy security. Four years ago, the country experienced a comparable crisis stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war. Despite that experience, it finds itself the least prepared to navigate the tumultuous situation we are seeing today.
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আমার ফ্ল্যাট থেকে কয়েক কদম দূরেই ‘যমুনা’, যেখানে ঘটেছে অসংখ্য নাটকীয় ঘটনা: শফিকুল আলম

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| AmaderShomoy.Com
But just a few steps from my flat stands Jamuna, where so much of the drama unfolded. The main reason I left my Shaheenbagh home for Bailey Road was to be close to Jamuna, where Professor Muhammad Yunus was staying and where he conducted most of his office work during the eighteen months of the Interim Government. Many times I had to abandon my dinner and rush to Jamuna to witness late-night crisis management—and to inform people about those efforts.
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