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Towards carbon neutral economy

ABOUT THE STUDY

CPD Power and Energy Study has been conducting series of evidence-based and policy advocacy research aiming to challenge the fossil fuel (specially coal, oil and coal and gas, LNG) based energy structure from the perspective of economic viability and environmental concerns. Since 2020, CPD Power and Energy Study has tried to establish the fact that to attain energy security while taking care of environmental standards, Bangladesh needs to gradually phase out fossil fuels replacing them with renewables such as solar and wind. CPD Power and Energy Study aims to phase out fossil fuel (specially coal & LNG) and promote renewable, green, and clean energy through evidence-based research & policy advocacy in Bangladesh’s power and energy sector and establish a carbon neutral renewable and green energy-based Bangladesh. Read more >>

Events

PUBLICATIONS

Renewable Energy Policy (Draft) 2025 – Major Observations and Recommendations

The interim government has taken a major initiative to revise key policies and plans related to the power and energy sector of the country....

Lights Out, Stress In – Assessing Stress Amidst Power and Energy Challenges in Bangladesh

This study examines the psychological impact of energy crises on households, utilising the Perceived Stress Scale-10 (PSS-10) to measure the stress induced by disruptions...

Currents of Change [Volume-2, Brief-03] Quarterly Brief of the Power & Energy Sector of Bangladesh

A number of major initiatives have been undertaken during this quarter. These include: (a) introduction of a separate tariff structure for battery swapping stations,...

Market-based Fuel Pricing Using Artificial Neural Network

The transition from an administered to a market-based fuel pricing system in Bangladesh, initiated in March 2024, marks a significant step towards reducing fiscal...

Currents of Change [Volume-2, Brief-02] Quarterly Brief of the Power & Energy Sector of Bangladesh

The second quarter of FY2025 (October- December 2024) was particularly significant as it was the first full quarter under the operation of the interim...