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The government plans to reopen gas-guzzling fertiliser factories after Eid-ul-Fitr when electricity demand will ease with the waning of summer heat, officials said Monday.
Several liquid-fuel run rental power plants will also commissioned shortly to boost overall electricity supply and allow gas supply to those affected fertiliser factories, said a senior energy ministry official.
Currently, four fertiliser factories remain shut to divert gas to power plants for electricity generation.
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The government plans to reopen gas-guzzling fertiliser factories after Eid-ul-Fitr when electricity demand will ease with the waning of summer heat, officials said Monday.
Several liquid-fuel run rental power plants will also commissioned shortly to boost overall electricity supply and allow gas supply to those affected fertiliser factories, said a senior energy ministry official.
Currently, four fertiliser factories remain shut to divert gas to power plants for electricity generation.
The present government... read more>>
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People waiting for long in queues inside Bangladesh Bank Head Office in the city Monday to collect new currency notes, whose demand has increased manifold ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr festival. — FE photo read more>>Greeting cards add to Eid's joy and luster
Mazadul Hoque
Over seventy per cent of Eid greeting cards ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr have reportedly been sold assuring dealers hefty profit in the capital.
Hundreds of card shoppers have been thronging stores for over a week choosing different kinds of cards, mostly exceptional ones that do not resemble those available in previous years.
With the great Muslim religious festival only a few days away, Eid cards scale has picked up sharply in the capital where card buyers are found browsing through cards to read more>>SEC approves two IPO proposals, three rights offers
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Monday approved the proposals of the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of read more>>$958m remittances received in Aug
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Bangladeshis working abroad remitted about US$ 958 million in August this year thanks largely to the read more>>
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