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[behuge] 17/7/2019 13:44

G20 countries triple coal power subsidies despite climate crisis
Major economies pledged a decade ago to phase out all aid for fossil fuels

[behuge] 17/7/2019 13:14

Stop james. Continue crying with your losses here and on polo resources and continue posting your daily complaints about the share price here and on Polo resources boards. Give a rest, sell and go playing in the kindergarten.㈳4;😂 on filter 🤡🤡

[jamesss1] 17/7/2019 12:09

Give a rest BEHUGE ffs.

[behuge] 17/7/2019 10:09

Prices are too high, GoB will have only one solution for cheap energy PHULBARI

Govt to import 8 lakh MT of coal in 3 years
Shamim Jahangir

17 July, 2019 12:00 AM printer

Govt to import 8 lakh MT of coal in 3 years
Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) has proposed the government to import eight lakh tonnes of coal to feed the 525MW coal-fired power plant at Barapukuria in Dinajpur, said officials concerned.

The BPDB made the proposal to import the coal in next three years till 2021 as the country’s lone coal mine company, also at Barapukuria, is unable to meet the power plant demand, said the officials.

At present the power plant requires about 5200 tonnes of coal per day. The Barapukuria coal mine will supply only 20.28 lakh metric tons of coal against the requirement of 31.29 lakh tonnes till 2021, the BPDB Projection said.
Late of the last year, the government plans to import one lakh metric tonnes of coal to feed the 525 MW power plant but backtracked due to higher cost proposed by suppliers.

The Barapukuria coalmine company Ltd supplies per metric tonne of coal to Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) at US$130 whereas the company -- Vitol Asia Pte Ltd -- sought US$282.91 per tones last year.

The cost includes FOB (Freight on Board) price ($118), freight cost $7, local transportation ($87.47), port charges, transshipment loading, unloading, insurance and other charges.

The total cost of the consignment, having one lakh metric tonnes of coal, will be around Tk 236 crore or US$28.29 million.

The power plant suspended its production on July 22, 2018 for an indefinite period due to lack of fuel supply, a fallout of around 1.45 lakh tonnes of coal “going missing” from the coal mine yard. Prime Minister’s Power and Energy Adviser Dr Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury at a meeting on August 13, 2018 asked the authorities concern to make arrangement for import of at least one lakh tonnes of coal on emergency basis to feed the Barapukuria power plant.

As per the proposal, the Power Division informed the PMO that it will require around 5200 metric tonnes of coal considering the 100 percent electricity generation capacity of the three units of Barapukuria.
But, the power division suspended the proposal to import the coal because of the higher tariff proposed by suppliers, sources said.

[behuge] 17/7/2019 10:04

The future of bangladesh for cheap electricity is PHULBARI

[behuge] 17/7/2019 08:49

Phulbari the only solution for low prices

Govt to import 8 lakh MT of coal in 3 years
Shamim Jahangir

17 July, 2019 12:00 AM printer

Govt to import 8 lakh MT of coal in 3 years
Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) has proposed the government to import eight lakh tonnes of coal to feed the 525MW coal-fired power plant at Barapukuria in Dinajpur, said officials concerned.

The BPDB made the proposal to import the coal in next three years till 2021 as the country’s lone coal mine company, also at Barapukuria, is unable to meet the power plant demand, said the officials.

At present the power plant requires about 5200 tonnes of coal per day. The Barapukuria coal mine will supply only 20.28 lakh metric tons of coal against the requirement of 31.29 lakh tonnes till 2021, the BPDB Projection said.
Late of the last year, the government plans to import one lakh metric tonnes of coal to feed the 525 MW power plant but backtracked due to higher cost proposed by suppliers.

The Barapukuria coalmine company Ltd supplies per metric tonne of coal to Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) at US$130 whereas the company -- Vitol Asia Pte Ltd -- sought US$282.91 per tones last year.

The cost includes FOB (Freight on Board) price ($118), freight cost $7, local transportation ($87.47), port charges, transshipment loading, unloading, insurance and other charges.

The total cost of the consignment, having one lakh metric tonnes of coal, will be around Tk 236 crore or US$28.29 million.

The power plant suspended its production on July 22, 2018 for an indefinite period due to lack of fuel supply, a fallout of around 1.45 lakh tonnes of coal “going missing” from the coal mine yard. Prime Minister’s Power and Energy Adviser Dr Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury at a meeting on August 13, 2018 asked the authorities concern to make arrangement for import of at least one lakh tonnes of coal on emergency basis to feed the Barapukuria power plant.

As per the proposal, the Power Division informed the PMO that it will require around 5200 metric tonnes of coal considering the 100 percent electricity generation capacity of the three units of Barapukuria.
But, the power division suspended the proposal to import the coal because of the higher tariff proposed by suppliers, sources said.

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[slickmick] 16/7/2019 19:34

Has somebody upset Behuge Bellend? 😂😂😂 Must have been when I mentioned his 70p impalement!

[behuge] 16/7/2019 16:16

Indonesia, an eventual phase out of coal in.....2069

[behuge] 16/7/2019 15:23

GCM massive news on the way

[jayviper] 16/7/2019 15:16

25.5p to buy on HL.

[behuge] 16/7/2019 15:04

Gcm HUGE news coming

[jayviper] 16/7/2019 14:54

Try it again Bax with a bit more conviction.