About Us
Bangladesh’s renewable energy transition is a strategic shift toward harnessing clean, abundant, and locally sourced energy from resources such as solar, biomass, wind, and battery energy storage systems. This transition is not just about producing electricity; it’s about building a resilient, self-sufficient, and sustainable Bangladesh for future generations. Our goal is to empower everyone with the knowledge needed to accelerate our collective journey toward a green energy future.
Solar Power
Solar power systems provide reliable and affordable electricity across the country, from urban rooftops to rural and off-grid communities.
- Ideal for rooftops, factories, and institutions
- Performs efficiently in high solar irradiation
- Reduces grid dependency
Micro-Wind Energy
Micro-wind systems utilize localized wind resources, suitable for coastal and open rural areas.
- Suitable for coastal belts and riverine regions
- Complements solar for hybrid systems
- Supports off-grid power in remote locations
Biomass to Electricity
Biomass power plants generate electricity from agricultural residues widely available across the country.
- Strengthens local value chains
- Ensures stable clean renewable power
- Creates sustainable rural employment
Biogas to Electricity
Biogas power systems convert agricultural and organic waste into clean electricity, supporting circular economy goals through efficient waste management and resource recovery.
- Improves rural public sanitation
- Reduces harmful fugitive methane emissions
- Provides reliable baseload power
Battery Energy Storage
Battery energy storage systems improve power reliability and optimize renewable energy use in Bangladesh’s evolving power sector.
- Ensures power during peak demand
- Enhances the performance of systems
- Reduces operating costs
Tracking Our National Progress
National Renewable Energy Progress Dashboard
The National Database of Renewable Energy (NDRE) monitors Bangladesh’s shift to a green energy economy by providing real-time, centralized data on solar, minigrids, and industrial projects, offering transparent insights into on-grid and off-grid capacity and progress toward national clean energy goals.
Innovation, Quality And Continuous Improvement
Private sector driving Bangladesh’s clean energy transformation
Fakir Technologies Ltd.: Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Fakir Technologies Ltd.’s ZERO BESS stores and optimizes solar power, ensuring reliable, diesel-free energy backup.
SEAL: Biomass to Electricity
SEAL’s 400 kWp biomass power project converts rice husk into off-grid electricity for sustainable use.
Oasis Services (Agro) Ltd.: Biogas to Electricity Project
Oasis Services (Agro) Ltd.’s 300 kWp biogas project generates off-grid power from waste, supporting clean energy use.
Akij Group: Rooftop Solar Project
Akij Group’s 8.829 MWp rooftop solar project powers factories sustainably, supporting green energy and captive consumption.
Ha-Meem Group: New Project
A 16.9 MWp rooftop solar project at Ha-Meem Group’s textile zone, delivering 40% green energy for denim and spinning operations. The project supports industrial sustainability while significantly reducing energy costs.
Paragon Group: Solar Park and Rooftop Projects
Paragon Group’s 8 MW solar park and rooftop projects generate clean energy, supporting sustainability and grid power supply.
Meghna Group of Industries (MGI) – Rooftop Solar Project
Meghna Group of Industries’ 11.7 MWp rooftop solar project powers factories and exports surplus energy to the grid.
GPH Ispat: Rooftop Solar Project
GPH Ispat’s 3.905 MWp rooftop solar project powers its steel plant sustainably, cutting energy costs and emissions.
Ha-Meem Group: Completed Solar Project
Ha-Meem Group’s rooftop solar portfolio reaches 12.2 MWp across 10 factories, cutting carbon emissions by 6% with plans to exceed 27 MWp by 2026.
Phenix Agro: Biogas to Electricity Project
Phenix Agro Ltd.’s 400 kWp biogas project produces off-grid electricity from poultry waste, reducing grid reliance.