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Useful Information :

 

Policy Level Issues :

  1. Renewable  Energy  policy of Bangladesh

  2. Policy guidelines for power purchase from captive power plant

  3. Policy guideline for small power plant (SPP) in private sector

  4. 3-year road map for power sector reform

  5. Power pricing framework

  6. Private sector power generation policy of Bangladesh

  7. Vision statement, power division, ministry of energy and mineral resources

  8. Guidelines for remote area power supply system  

  9. Bangladesh Private Sector Infrastructure Guidelines 

  10. Concept paper on energy conservation, efficiency improvement, clean energy & sustainable development in Bangladesh

  11. Act to make provision for the establishment of an independent and impartial regulatory commission for the energy sector

  12. Programme framework of sustainable energy programme(SEP) , Concept note - prepared by The government of the People's republic of Bangladesh & United Nations Development Programmeme(UNDP)
  13. Sustainable Energy Development Centre (SEDEC) - under implementation (Proposed)
  14. Energy Strategy for Bangladesh : A Brief Survey with Recommendations, Prepared by The Energy Panel of Bangladesh Environmental Network , BEN Energy Panel: Dr. Ahmed Badruzzaman (Chairperson), Dr. Sarwat Chowdhury, Dr. Selim Hannan, Mr. Golam Kabir and Professor Mohamed Khalequzzaman( Opinions expressed in this report are personal views of the panel members and are not intended to reflect those of their employers or other organizations they are associated with. )
  15. CONCEPT PAPER ON - nergy conservation, efficiency improvement, clean energy & sustainable development program, ENERGY MANAGEMENT UNIT , POWER DIVISION , 21 MARCH 2004

Database on conducted survey :

  1. Off-Grid Mapping ( Growth Centers, UP Complex, Cluster village, Rural Clinic) 
  2. Country Report - Bio-Energy Study - Bangladesh (Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions   by Promoting Bioenergy Technologies for Heat Applications) .  Submitted to FAO(Bangkok) January 2006
  3. Energy consumption in Bangladesh  - Data source based  on a survey, mainly on households, have been conducted in 2003 on 2391 households in four divisions of the country - Prepared by Bangladesh Institutes of Development Studies (BIDS)
  4. RET Products/accessories  in local market  
  5. Feasibility of Small Solar Home System (SSHS) (<30 Wp)  Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Development Project (REREDP)
  6. BARRIERS CREATING CRISIS IN BANGLADESH POWER SECTOR  AND PROBABLE QUICK SOLUTION ( Important document )

Biomass Energy:

  1. Land and Forest Area of Bangladesh ( Most important and details data, maps on land use and forest,   provided by Forest Department of Bangladesh)
  2. Bangladesh: Addressing Indoor Air Pollution (IAP)
  3. Promotion of Biogas Production and Use in Commercial Establishment
  4. Feasibility of a national programme on domestic biogas in Bangladesh - Final report
  5. Rural Energy Institutional Development Strategy  in Bangladesh
  6. The Environment Conservation Rules, 1997 , Bangladesh
  7. Mobilizing the Market for Biogas technology [ pdf 519.97 kb ]
  8. Promotion of Biogas Production and Use in Commercial Establishment by GTZ-PURE/Power Cell/Sustainable Energy Unit (SEU)  
  9. Assessment of present status of LPG systems and its market potential in Bangladesh
  10. Biomass Gasification Programme
  11. Electricity generation from poultry waste
  12. Biomass Briquetting Programme in Bangladesh
  13. Biogas Technology  by BCSIR/GTZ & Improved Coock Stoves by BCSIR/GTZ
  14. Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) Foundation
  15. National Domestic Biogas and Manure Programme in Bangladesh
  16. Indoor Air Pollution (IAP)  with photos
  17. Introducing Grameen Shakti’s Biogas Program( Different steps of biogas plant with photos)
  18. Biogas Programs in Bangladesh: A Solution To Growing Fuel Crisis in Rural Households
  19. BIOMASS AND ENERGY POTENTIALS OF SELECTED AGRICULTURAL CROPS
  20. Proceedings of the National Seminar on Renewable Energy - Focus on Bio Energy
  21. RELIMINARY REPORT ON AGRICULTURE SAMPLE SURVEY 2005, OCTOBER 2005, BANGLADESH BUREAU OF STATISTICS, PLANNING DIVISION, MINISTRY OF PLANNING, GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH

Solar Energy :

  1. Primary Field Survey Report  PROMOTION OF MODERN DRYING TECHNOLOGIES  IN RURAL AREAS OF BANGLADESH  Funded by GTZ  
  2. BRRI Solar Dryer : Reduce Post Harvest Loss and Save Seed Health
  3. SOLAR DRYING OF FRUITS AND FISH by Bangladesh Agricultural University
  4. Solar Energy to key to Rural Development in Bangladesh [pdf 503.05 kb ]
  5. Battery maintenance & trouble shooting - by Rahimafrooz Batteries Ltd.
  6. Miniaturized Solar Home  System for lighting purpose with Light Emitting Diodes

 

Wind Energy :

  1. 30 Years Wind data from Bangladesh Meteorological Department
  2. Wind Energy  Resource Potentials in Bangladesh  
  3. Wind Energy  Resource Mapping in Bangladesh  
  4. Monthly Analysis of Wind Speed at St.Martin,Teknaf,Cox's Bazar ( 2001)
  5. Wind data analysis at St. Martins Island from April 1998 - March 99
  6. Month hourly wind speed at St. Martins Island from Jan 2000 - December 2000
  7. Month wise hourly wind speed at St. Martins Island
  8. Approximate size of wind speed their annual mean speed and utilizations 
  9. Wind Energy situation at St. Martins Island

Microhydro Energy :

  1. Micro Hydro Resource Potentials in Bangladesh  
  2. Micro Hydro power potential sites in Bangladesh
  3. Micro Hydro power unit in Bangladesh

Energy Efficiency :

  1. Promoting Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency [ pdf 763.02 kb ]
  2. Improve Cook stoves programme

Technical Documents

  1. Technical Specifications for Solar Home System (SHS) Under Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Development (PV Component) Project (REREDP) . January 15, 2005
  2. IDCOL Eligible equipment under Small Solar Home System(SSHS)

Presentation :

  1. Biogas Programs in Bangladesh: A Solution To Growing Fuel Crisis in Rural Households
  2. Rural Energy Institutional Development Strategy  in Bangladesh
  3. Battery maintenance & trouble shooting - by Rahimafrooz Batteries Ltd.
  4. BIOMASS AND ENERGY POTENTIALS OF SELECTED AGRICULTURAL CROPS
  5. H2 : The Long-Term Candidate for Energy Production and Storage from Renewable Sources 
  6. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
  7. Overview of the Renewable Energy Sector in Bangladesh
  8. RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGIES: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
  9. BIO-ENERGY - by RERC, Dhaka University, Bangladesh
  10. Biomass and Bioenergy:  Developments and Potentials - by B. K. Bala, Department of Farm Power & Machinery Bangladesh Agricultural University Mymensingh -2202, Bangladesh
  11. Present Energy Scenario in Bangladesh
  12. Role of IPCC in Addressing Climate Change
  13. DEVELOPMENT OF A POLLUTION FREE SOLAR DRIER FOR TOMATO
  14. A solar-aware wireless sensor network based on low energy adaptive clustering hierarchy
  15. Self-similar nature of solar radiation: Modeling and estimation
  16. Role of Private Enterprises in   Commercializing RET
  17. Achievement of IDCOL in Promoting RET in Bangladesh
  18. The Potential of Electricity Generation from Poultry Waste in Bangladesh.
  19. Electric Power Generation  From Rice Husk
  20. USE OF EARTH AIR TUNNEL AND CAVITY WALL AS PASSIVE COOLING IN A GARMENT FACTORY OF BANGLADESH FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION
  21. Daily global radiation tilt factor for Dhaka

 

Conventional Energy (non-renewable) related documents of Bangladesh:

( Bangladesh - SARI/Energy Reports, Studies, and Presentations )

Energy Forecast Report: Bangladesh
June,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download Report (ZIP :125 KB)
Bangladesh : Customer Service & Billing Practices
February,2004 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download Report (ZIP :466 KB)
Bangladesh Energy Forecast
June,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :2.7 MB)
Concept for Financing of Industrial Energy Efficiency/Conservation Projects: Bangladesh
October,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :455KB)
Concept paper on Bangladesh S&L-Potential benefits for Bangladesh
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :1.52 MB)
Current Strategy For Refining In Bangladesh
June,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :39 KB)
Development of Gas Sector in Bangladesh
June,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :377 KB)
Economic Impact of Poor Power Quality on Industry: Bangladesh
August,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :841KB)
Energy Efficiency Standards & Labeling Institutional Structure: Bangladesh
August,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :341KB)
Energy Efficiency Standards and Labeling for Appliances in Bangladesh (Concept Paper)
February,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :2.13MB)
Gas Infrastructure Development In Bangladesh
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :705 KB)
Gas Pricing In Bangladesh
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :166 KB)
Model ESCO Performance Contracts: Bangladesh
August,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :527KB)
Options for Exporting Power from Bangladesh
September,2000 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :590KB)
Options for Gas Supply to Sri Lanka
June,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :1.82 MB)
Performance Monitoring & Verification Protocols: Bangladesh Vol II
August,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :1.15MB)
Performance Monitoring Verification Protocols: Bangladesh Vol I
August,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :670KB)
Power Sector Reforms : Bangladesh Experience
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :354 KB)
Present Status of the Power Sector & Energy Efficiency Standard Setting and Labeling of Appliances in Bangladesh
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :135 KB)
Present Structure of Bangladesh Power Sector
June,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :457 KB)
Proposed Institutional Structure for S&L Program Implementation in Bangladesh
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :173 KB)
REB : Customer Service & Billing Practices
February,2004 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download Report (ZIP :398 KB)
Refining and Development Of Fuel Standards In Bangladesh
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :24 KB)
Reform Legislation : Bangladesh Experience
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :265 KB)
Report on the National Seminar on Energy Efficiency Standard Setting & Labeling of End-Use Appliances : Bangladesh
September,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Full Report (ZIP :782KB)
Role Of CNG For Reduction Of Air Pollution In Dhaka City
April,2002 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :117 KB)
Ways to Achieve Success in Implementing S & L Program in Bangladesh : Efficiency & Standards Issues
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :69 KB)
Ways to Achieve Success in Implementing S & L Program in Bangladesh : Legal Issues
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :87 KB)
Ways to Achieve Success in Implementing S & L Program in Bangladesh : Opportunities for Harmonization
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :111 KB)
Ways to Achieve Success in Implementing S & L Program in Bangladesh : Technical Issues
July,2003 -Bangladesh Click here to Download Download PPT (ZIP :3.36 MB)

 

 

IDCOL Publications :

[ Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) was established on 14 May 1997 by the Government of Bangladesh (GOB). The Company was licensed by Bangladesh Bank as a non-bank financial institution (NBFI) on 5 January 1998. Since its inception, IDCOL is playing a major role in bridging the financing gap for developing medium and large-scale infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Bangladesh. In less than a decade, the company now stands as the market leader in private sector energy and infrastructure financing in Bangladesh. IDCOL supported by World Bank, GTZ, KfW, SNV-Netherlands Development Organization and the Government of Bangladesh ) ]

 

  1. IDCOL Lending Terms
  2. National Domestic Biogas and Manure Programme Implementation Plan
  3. Feasibility Study of a National Programme on Domestic Biogas in Bangladesh
  4. IDCOL Report on Technical Study of Biogas Plants Installed in Bangladesh
  5. IDCOL Newsletter 1
  6. IDCOL Newsletter 2
  7. IDCOL Brochure
  8. IDCOL Eligible PV Components
  9. Technical Specifications Manual for SHS
  10. Policy Guideline - Small Power Plants
  11. Power Generation Policy
  12. Vision Statement - Power Sector

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Renewable Energy Information Network(REIN) Tree --

A. RESOURCE DATABASE     

1. Renewable Energy Resource             

  a) Solar               b) Wind               c) Micro Hydro               d) Bio Energy

2.  Human Resource              

a) Company Information               b) Renewable Energy Specialist Information  3.

Logistic Resource               a) National Hardware               b) International hardware

4. Ongoing Events

a) Training Program b) Seminar/Conference c) Workshops

B. RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT       ( Please visit links below)

1.   Solar           

    a) PV Electrification :                        

        i. Cyclone shelter        ii. Households, Schools      iii. Community place     iv.  Market,    v. Street Lighting    vi. Water Pumping               

  b)   Thermal :  

    i.    I ce Manufacturing    ii.   Hot water supply    iii. Desalination    2. Mini/Micro Hydro :  

c)    Hybrid   

3. Wind Energy  

       a)    Resource Assessment    b)    Decentralized Grid   c)    Grid Supply     

4. Biomass    

a) Biogas :  

           i. Family / home based system ( Biogas Plant) ii.   Community  based system ( Biogas Plant)           

b)   Dual Fuel Gasifier  :      

            i. Community Lighting      ii.   Irrigation   iii.   Small Industries  

C. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT       

   a) Basic Research    b) Design Assistance

D. INFORMATION MEDIA