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[jamdan1] 13/3/2019 23:25

Why isn't it to do with us....it certainly looks like it is ?

[ssrover] 13/3/2019 23:23

Another mine in Phulbari was closed in the face of fierce movement in 2006. However, a British and Chinese company along with Bangladesh government decided to reopen it in 2019 (Energy Central News 2019, GCM/Powerchina 2019).

[cambradjones] 13/3/2019 23:23

Hoping that article has a serious effect on the share price tomorrow.We will know at 8am.Alarm set for a change. Lol.

[letmepass] 13/3/2019 23:22

Have you read it. It's not to do with us

[888icb] 13/3/2019 23:21

It certainly looks like a genuine article and if it’s accurate there are going to be a lot of very happy GCM shareholders.

[ssrover] 13/3/2019 23:20

was looking to buy in here.. will look to load up big time on this

[letmepass] 13/3/2019 23:20

Let's get ramping

[behuge] 13/3/2019 22:37

GCM is going to BEHUGE

[newtothisgame3] 13/3/2019 21:43

Phulbari - a British and Chinese company along with Bangladesh government decided to reopen it in 2019 (Energy Central News 2019, GCM/Powerchina 2019).
Role of consulting firms in energy sector
by Dieter Reinhardt | Published: 00:00, Mar 14,2019

[behuge] 13/3/2019 16:47

About 57’000 £ traded, that’s peanuts. Important milestones now are the proposal to GOB AND the meetings sheikh H will have in china.

[cambradjones] 13/3/2019 16:24

Dont really understand why we are seeing any trading at the mo.The propsal rns could come any minute.Surely by now you would have decided wether you were in for that or not ???

[american idiot] 13/3/2019 16:17

What a great thread this is ! A credit to GCM !

[mickb1234] 13/3/2019 14:22

Keep going Behuge Bellend, that's 6% up thanks to your information 😂😂

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[behuge] 13/3/2019 08:57

Hasina to visit China in march/April. The moment of thruth is approaching

Summit Power To Invest US$6bn In Bangladesh
AsiaElec - Asia Power
12 March 2019 Week 10 Issue 498
Singapore’s Summit Power International aims to invest US$6 billion in expanding its generating portfolio in Bangladesh by at least 3,000 MW.

The company currently operates 1,940 MW of capacity in Bangladesh at more than 12 sites, supplying 9% of the country’s electricity.

Summit seeks to raise capacity in a bid to meet 20% of power demand, Chairman Muhammed Aziz Khan told the Dhaka Tribune.

Summit, the biggest private power generator in Bangladesh, is “working with the government” in Dhaka to secure more plant development contracts, he said, but gave no details. The firm said it wanted to add another 3,000 MW of capacity.

Its latest projects put into operation are a 300-MW heavy fuel oil (HFO) unit and a 149-MW gas-fired thermal power plant (TPP), both at Kodda.

The majority of power plants in Bangladesh are fuelled by natural gas, but domestic offshore production cannot keep up with demand. The country is building more coal-fired TPPs as well as installing an FSRU to bring in LNG.

Summit said it was also involved in the development of an FSRU, which is linked to a 590-MW gas fired TPP being built by Summit at Meghnaghat.

Bangladesh has only 20,000 MW of installed capacity for a population of 165 million. The government has said it wants to double capacity to 40,000 MW by 2030.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans to visit China in March or April during which she will seek financial assistance to improve Bangladesh’s transmission infrastructure.

The government has also urged industry to help avoid power cuts and shortages by operating more in off-peak hours.

Summit has calculated that Bangladesh’s installed generating capacity per million people was less than half that of Indonesia and only 20% of that in Vietnam.