June 2026

Power outages are not occasional inconveniences in Bangladesh  they are a daily reality. Outside Dhaka, many areas are currently experiencing 8 to 9 hours of daily power cuts, and in Chattogram, electricity is interrupted five to six times a day, with rural electricity associations receiving 25 to 30 percent less supply than demand. The VoiceProthomalo […]

Power cuts cost money. Every minute of factory downtime hurts production, workers, and profits. The problem often starts silently  with the battery. A weak or poorly charged battery fails without warning. Then, when backup power should kick in, it doesn’t. In 2025, Bangladesh’s power supply shortfall occasionally exceeded 500MW during peak hours, with a severe

Bangladesh faces a serious energy problem. Electricity demand is rising fast. Grid outages hit businesses hard. And fuel prices keep climbing. For factories, hospitals, and offices across Dhaka, Chattogram, and beyond, unreliable power is not just a hassle. It cuts into profit every single day. That is why solar power plants are no longer just