power sector in bangladesh

Power Sector In Bangladesh

Sayanton Vhaduri Dibbo(37)Md.Khalid Rahman(11)Md.Sazzadul Islam(41)Salman Ahmed(09)Md.Rokibul Islam(55)

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Topics: Power Sector overview Hierarchy of structure Transmission loss & interrupts Fundamental Problems in Power Sector Gap between supply & demand Initiatives for mitigation On going power plants Financial requirements Major transmission projects Future challenges

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overviewElectricity Growth : 7.0 % Av. since 1990 Present Generation Capacity : 10000 MW Total Consumer : 13.5 Million Transmission Line : 9,300 km Distribution Line : 2,60,000 km Distribution Loss : 14.6 % Per Capita Generation : 220 kWh Access to Electricity : 47 %

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Capacity 10000 MW

But running on 7500 MW on avg.

Hierarchy of structure

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BPDB generates & sends high voltage to PGCB & it stepdown

voltage to send to consumers

Transmission loss & interrupts

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Year by year transmission loss

Is increasing & then decrease

tend in BPDB but interrupt is

decreasing rate.

Fundamental Problems

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Shortage of natural

resourse

Gap between supply & demand

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Demand is on rise & supply

is trying to cope with

Initiatives for mitigation

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Steps taken to add around 9000 MW to the grid

Reached understanding with India for cross border trade

Renewable energy development through strengthening SEDA Development of new transmission facilities e.g. 400 KV

lines, NLDC, shunt compensation project etc.Development of distribution network

DSM measures

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On going Power Plants

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Ruppur nuclear plant

& Rampal coal plant are also

on process

Financial RequirementsGeneration : 7,000 M US $

Transmission : 1,000 M US $

Distribution : 1,500 M US $

Total for Power : 9,500 M US $

LNG terminal : 320 M US $

20-26 tcf Gas by 2025 : 7,700 M US $

Gas Transmission : 1,500 M US $

Total for Gas : 9,520 M US $

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Major transmission Projects

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Future ChallengesSustained primary fuel supply: gas, coal and petroleum productsFinancing capital intensive projects Enhancing operational and financial efficiency and transparencyImproving sector efficiency by strengthening regulation capacity and ensuring good governance

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New source of energy is necessary

ConclusionGovernment is committed to realize it’s ‘Vision’.Government is committed to ensure transparency in the procurement processPrivate Sector will play a key role to meet the challenge of huge amount of financing requirementContinuous efficiency improvement ensuring good governance is key for sustainable development Concerted efforts from all quarters can ensure affordable and quality power supply to the people of Bangladesh

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