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Gas-exploration

Government to drill 150 gas wells by 2031
Government to drill 150 gas wells by 2031
The government has adopted a new plan to prevent gas shortages in the industrial sector. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said the government has set a target of drilling 150 gas wells by 2030 to 2031. He made the disclosure during the question-and-answer session in Parliament on Wednesday (September 9). The prime minister said, “A total of 4,500 km of 2D seismic surveys and 4,200 square km of 3D seismic surveys will be conducted to explore domestic gas sources.” He said an international bi...
Bangladesh•09 September 2026
PM explains causes of energy crisis and outlines way forward
PM explains causes of energy crisis and outlines way forward
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has blamed the previous government for the country’s current energy crisis. He said the current government is implementing an integrated plan to overcome the crisis. The prime minister spoke about the issue during the question-and-answer session in Parliament on Wednesday against the backdrop of the ongoing energy crisis and the resulting electricity crisis, according to BSS. The question was asked by female lawmaker Selina Sultana. Explaining the causes of t...
Bangladesh•02 September 2026
Theft and imports rise as production falls
Theft and imports rise as production falls
A decade ago, Bangladesh produced about 2.75 billion cubic feet of natural gas a day. That figure has now fallen to 1.65 billion cubic feet. Years of neglect in exploring new gas fields and rehabilitating existing ones have steadily reduced domestic production. At the same time, imports of costly liquefied natural gas (LNG) have increased. As a result, subsidies and gas prices have both risen. Yet the gas crisis has become even more severe. Meanwhile, gas theft and wastage continue unabate...
Bangladesh•26 July 2026