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1) Electricity:
The installed generation capacity was about 5719 MW (as on June 2009) from a
meager 88 MW in 1960. Electricity generation grew at about 7% p. a. during
last fifteen (15) years compared with average annual GDP growth rate of about
5.5%. Notwithstanding the progress made to date, Bangladesh's per capita
electricity generation of 182 kWh p.a. is still among the lowest in the world.
About 47% of the populations have access to electricity, which is also low
compared to many developing countries. This implies that there is scope for
significant growth in power sector. Given the huge investment requirement for
power development in the country, Bangladesh would be looking forward to
various sources of finance. The Government has already opened the power
sector for private investment and "The Private Sector Power Generation Policy"
has been formulated in 1996. The table bellow depicts power sector at a glance.
Power Sector at a glance (As on June 2009)
Generation
Installed Capacity
(a) BPDB 3,812 MW
(b) IPP & Mixed Sector Total 1,907 MW
Total 5,719 MW
Maximum Demand Served
Total 4,162 MW
SL Criteria MW
1 Maximum Demand (National, 5050
From existing Coverage)
2 Maximum Generation (National) 4116
3 Shortage 934
4) Solar
5) Nuclear