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Why agrivoltaics should be part of Bangladesh’s renewable energy strategy

As Bangladesh faces rising electricity demand and mounting pressure on agricultural land, agrivoltaics offers a potential way to generate solar power while continuing to grow food. A pilot project in Manikganj is exploring how the two can work together Agrivoltaics involves installing solar panels at a suitable height above crops to explore whether electricity generation and farming can share the…

We produce our own vegetables and fish, so why not our own electricity? The government only needs to create an enabling environment, and renewable energy is now non-negotiable

Bangladesh needs about $2 billion of investment, along with careful planning and skilled workers, to achieve the target of installing 4,000 megawatts (MW) of rooftop solar capacity within a year, according to energy specialists. While speaking at a discussion at The Daily Star Centre yesterday, they said households will need stronger financial incentives to take up solar, because monthly instalments…