The Gazipur well could add up to 10 mmcfd gas to the national grid if drilling and testing are successful

The elephant collapsed beside her crying calf before a grieving herd gathered around her body

A rare species of sea turtle was rescued from Kuakata beach in Patuakhali yesterday.

Turtle to be released back into the sea after treatment, says forest official

Agreement aims to strengthen Bangladesh’s long-term energy security through diversified sourcing, knowledge exchange

Finance minister unveils energy security plan

Bangladesh has fallen into an "energy trap" where heavy dependence on fuel imports, costing nearly $12 billion annually, has left the country vulnerable to global shocks, business leaders and energy experts warned today

22 subsystems delivered for process control and radiation monitoring, Rosatom says

Analysts say viability hinges on transparent, balanced charges

Locals say herds of elephants have been entering nearby villages from the hills in search of food

Washington is reportedly awaiting a response from Tehran on several key points in the next 48 hours

Reviews the country’s energy situation, expresses satisfaction with ministry steps

Economists say Bangladesh’s already high inflation makes it harder for households to absorb fresh increases in fuel-linked costs

Diesel, petrol, octane, and kerosene rates retained after April hike

Significant leap in the nation’s technological capabilities, minister of science and information says

Its multiple independent safety layers ensure that if one system fails, others immediately take over, Dr Zahedul Hasan says

Wildlife officials say the male reptile likely entered the river through tidal movement or while searching for food

A closer look at how fuel is loaded, what follows next, and why the milestone matters

Bangladesh’s coal-fired power plants have, for the first time, outpaced gas-based generation, marking a major shift in the country’s power mix amid declining domestic gas supply and stagnant LNG imports.

Hopefully, this problem will not arise again, he tells parliament