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Fuel-shortage

‘I have never seen such a gas crisis in Dhaka in the past 15 years’
‘I have never seen such a gas crisis in Dhaka in the past 15 years’
Drivers are facing severe difficulties as gas pressure at CNG stations in the capital and across the country has dropped. They are being forced to wait in line for two to three hours to get the gas they need. Even after waiting, they often have to leave with less gas than they require. As a result, drivers are losing working hours and income, while passengers are being forced to pay higher fares. Mohammad Aibor Hossain, a driver who had been waiting for a long time at a CNG station in the capita...
Bangladesh•17 August 2026
Record shortfall in gas and electricity
Record shortfall in gas and electricity
The country currently has a daily gas demand of 3.8 billion cubic feet. Although around 2.65 billion cubic feet was supplied during normal times, the supply has now fallen to 2.43 billion cubic feet. Meanwhile, the country has electricity generation capacity of around 29,000 megawatts. Although average demand stands at 16,000 to 17,000 megawatts, only 14,000 to 15,000 megawatts is being generated due to fuel shortages and financial constraints. As a result, the gas and electricity crisis c...
Bangladesh•16 August 2026
Russia Turns to India Amid Fuel Shortage
Russia Turns to India Amid Fuel Shortage
Russia has begun importing petrol from India by sea to ease a fuel shortage caused by Ukrainian attacks on its energy infrastructure, two industry sources said on Wednesday. The attacks have disrupted fuel supplies across multiple regions spanning Russia’s 11 time zones, leading to fuel rationing, long lines at gas stations, and record-high gasoline prices. The Kremlin said Tuesday that Russia is in talks with several countries to secure fuel imports at acceptable prices. One source told...
World•01 July 2026