Bangladesh’s gas cannot be exported—this must be a properly documented red-line condition.

What have the authorities done in all these years to increase Bapex’s capacity?

This dependence will only increase if we continue to become dependent on imported coal and LNG.

Geoscientists have long been suggesting that significant gas resources still remain underground in the country, and the present gas demands may well be met through extracting our own gas.

To face the increasing demand of gas, Sylhet Gas Fields Limited (SGFL) is working with an aim to increase gas production by 7 times by the end of 2025.

All of the country's five gas distribution companies have demanded gas price hike at consumer level at the latest Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) public hearing.

Country's energy explorer Bapex has completed two pending geological tests to confirm existence of high-pressured extractable natural

Bapex has found a large gas reserve at Shahbazpur of Bhola.

The High court declares two deals of Niko signed with Bapex and Petrobangla illegal. Niko signed the deals -- joint venture agreement and gas purchase and sales agreement (GPSA) -- with Bapex and Petrobangla in 2003 and 2006 respectively.