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ANNUAL
REPORT
2018-2019
ANNUAL
REPORT
2018-2019
Future prospect of the capital market in 2019 looks
bright perform better with the projected growth of the
economy. Provided that interest remain under control
and liquidity conditions remain stable, the market is
expected to perform better.
Power Sector Scenario in
Bangladesh
Bangladesh is one of the fastest growing economies
in the world. As per the latest forecast of the Asian
Development Bank, the Bangladesh economy will grow
at 8 percent this fiscal year, which would be the highest
in Asia. The forecast is close to the government target
of 8.2 percent growth in fiscal year 2019-20. Last fiscal
year, Bangladesh pulled off 8.13 percent GDP growth.
Despite a weaker global growth, favorable trade
prospects continue in Bangladesh. On the supply side,
higher expansion in industry and services has lifted
the robust growth. A steady and available source of
electricity has ensured that Bangladesh economy is
able to hold onto its momentum.
The performance of Bangladesh's power sector has
been impressive due to the progressive efforts of
policymakers, support from developing partners and
YEAR-WISE INCREASE IN GENERATION
effective project implementation by public and private
developers. The growth in terms of capacity addition in
the last 10 years has been remarkable, from around 4.5
GW in 2007-08 to 20 GW by October 2018. Bringing
this target to fruition, investment of about US$ 21
billion during 2017-21, US$ 24 billion during 2022-31
and US$ 10 billion during 2032-41 will be required.
Bangladesh has the potential and capacity to absorb
the investment and ensure the return for the investors.
However, further steps need to be taken to match the
demand-supply gap of electricity in a sustainable way
and this match the pace of economic growth of the
country. Massive capacity enhancement and expansion
projects of the power sector are being undertaken. It
has been planned to increase the installed capacity
to 24 GW by 2021 and about 8,000 km of new
transmission lines and 1,20,000 km of distribution lines
have also been planned to be constructed by 2020.
In accordance with the recent Power System Master
Plan, Bangladesh aims to add 2 GW renewable energy
(RE) projects in the long term.
The number of power plants rose to about 135 with
combined power generation capacity of 22,329 MW
including 2,800 MW captive generation and 334 MW
through renewable energy. The access to electricity has
increased to 92%. The maximum demand served so
far is 12,893 MW (as of 29 May 2019).
APSCL
Sector
Installed Generation Capacity (MW)
Public Sector
BPDB
5,498
Sector-wise generation
1,444
839
1,395
182
BPDB RPCL JV
149
9,507 (50%)
50%
50%
EGCB
NWPGCL
RPCL
Sub Total
15 yr. Rental
Private Sector
IPPS
6,689
SIPPS (BPDP)
99
SIPPS (REB)
251
169
3/5 yr. Rental
1,320
Power Import
1,160
Public
Private
9,688 (50%)
19,195*
Sub Total
Total
FUEL MIX PROPORTION
Fuel Mix Proportion - August 2019
Fuel Mix Proportion - Forecasted 2041
NSTALLED CAPACITY)
12000
10000
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-2 2012-13 2014 20496 291490 2914-17 2017-14 2014-10
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