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Bangladesh’s economic future is increasingly tied to the stability of its energy system. Yet heavy reliance on imported fuels exposes the country to global price shocks, foreign-exchange pressure, and rising electricity costs for industries and households. As energy demand rapidly grows over the coming decades, the challenge is no longer simply expanding power supply it is building a system that is resilient, affordable, and compatible with national climate commitments. This

Bangladesh’s industrial future is being shaped by a global shift toward low-carbon production. For the country’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) which power more than 90% of industrial units and employ the vast majority of the industrial workforce this transition is no longer a distant climate agenda. It is increasingly tied to export competitiveness, energy security, and access to global markets. Yet most SMEs operate with outdated machinery, high electricity costs, and