Abdur Rahman Ishan, Netrakona representative
Netrakona requires 18 to 20 MW of electricity per day. There is only 12 MW of electricity available. This information has been revealed by the Bangladesh Power Development Board office in Netrakona.
On the surface, battery-powered easybikes, autorickshaws and mixers are being charged electricity, and there is a lot of electricity wasted, including big shopping malls, restaurants, public and private offices, which will make load shedding day and night to meet the electricity shortage.
Weds and Thursdays are given load shedding time but on the day off schedule The power outage is going on in the area for seven to eight hours. In Netrakona city, the municipal license holds and easy bikes without license, easybike, autorickshaw, mixer, which is powered by 8 to 10 thousand, which is powered by Netrakona Municipality Panel Mayor SM Mohsin Alam said, white and yellow easybikes are run in two shifts in the municipality, rickshaw 1500 and Misuk 900. It is known that through various quarters, the name of the association is known, the name of the association is called, the name of the association is called, the name of the association is called, the name of the association is called, the name of the association is called, the name of the association is called the EGBike without license.
Meanwhile, Netrakona Executive Engineer of Power Department, Ahsan Mahmud Elahi said, each auto requires approximately 12 to 15 units i.e. one to one and a half kilowatts of electricity per car, which has 205 battery-powered charge connections under PDB.
According to that, 1.9 MW of electricity is supposed to be used, there are 94 connections in operation, and the number of those that happens in their own institutions and homes is not accounted for, he said, adding that the municipal license holds 2300 easybikes. According to the daily electricity will be 3.45 MW. If 300 kilowatts per rickshaw, 1500 rickshaws and 900 Mishuks come in 2.2 MW. In total, electricity will be 4 MW. Also, the electricity department has not calculated those that are without a license.
Experts say that almost half of the power goes out on the autorickshaws, easybikes, and the use of solar power for their own vehicles can be forced, while the authorities should take steps to stop the movement of uncontrolled vehicles.
