- EU and Bangladesh launch negotiations for a new Partnership and Cooperation deal.
- Agreements worth €400 million are signed for renewable energy projects.
- Funding includes EIB loan, blending support, and investment grant.
- The Deal aim to install 750 MWp of new renewable capacity in Bangladesh.
- Projects supervised by Ministry of Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources.
Boosting Green Energy Transition in Bangladesh
Projects focus on utility-scale solar and onshore wind with potential storage. Illustrated by Freepik.
Overcapacity in the solar PV sector has contributed to persistently low panel prices, creating challenges for manufacturers. (Image Credit/Source: Michael Pointner/Pexels)
ESMC expects the European Commission’s general policy objectives to be supported by targeted, quick, and impactful measures for the PV manufacturing sector. (Image Source: ESMC)
The Accelerated Partnership for Renewable Energy in Central Asia (APRECA) was launched to fast-track investments and enhance inter-regional connectivity.
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Himachal allocates 300 MW for private solar projects in which 62 MW are active. (Image Source:TomFisk/Pexels)