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A Path to Renewable Energy from the Energy Crisis in Bangladesh

Zafrin Ahmed Liza, Hajera Akhter, Md. Shahibuzzaman, Mohammad Rakibul Islam

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 6–19 · Published 20 Mar 2020

10.9734/jerr/2020/v11i217055

Abstract

Bangladesh is facing a tremendous energy crisis and the economic development of this country was jeopardized due to the lack of energy resources. Due to the progression of technology, the depletion of power is rising continuously. Adequate and consistent source of electricity is a key requirement for a constant and effective economic growth. Due to the heavy dependence on natural gas and the possibility of this energy source to be exhausted in near future, an alternate way to find an energy source leads us in a path to renewable energy. In this paper, the current energy scenario is analyzed while the sources to renewable energy are explored. These renewable sources in this country are briefly explained and their possible growth is investigated elaborately. Finally, the social impacts of these renewable energy sources are scrutinized.

Renewable energy solar energy wind energy bio mass energy social impact.

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