The agreement has been signed to set up a power plant based on the country's first 55 MW capacity.
Bangladesh Vidyut Development Board (BPDB) has signed an agreement with Bangladesh-Chatana Consortum to set up a 55 MW power plant based on its own management on Sunday.
It is said in the event that the country is currently 29 MW of electricity is being produced from Batu.3 Projects are under 145 MW power generation and 230 MW under 5 other projects are under 230 MW power.
Nasrul Hamid, Minister of State for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources, was the chief guest at the Krata Agreement signing ceremony, he said, ‘As a source of new energy in Bangladesh, Batur Akar is a daily source of energy. There will be more.
The purpose of checking the feasibility of electricity in 9 places of the country including coastal areas has been to collect data (data) of flow data (data) and complete the wind mapping activities.‘
State Minister Hamid said, ‘In the signing of the 55 MW power plant establishment to be set up today Bagerhat Mongla, Bangladesh has taken a step forward in the path of new energy. In addition to protecting the environment, such projects will also play a strong role in ensuring the energy security of Bangladesh.‘
