Bangladesh gas supply hit as LNG terminal partially shuts
Bangladesh is facing disruptions in natural gas supply after one of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals partially suspended operations. The outage is expected to reduce gas availability for power generation and industries, prompting authorities to implement supply management measures.
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Jyoti Mukherjee

Bangladesh gas supply hit as LNG terminal partially shuts
Bangladesh is experiencing a disruption in natural gas supplies after one of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals partially shut down operations, affecting fuel availability for power plants, industries and households.
Officials said the partial shutdown has reduced the volume of imported LNG entering the national gas transmission network, forcing authorities to ration supplies while efforts are underway to restore normal operations.
LNG terminal disruption
According to energy officials, the affected LNG terminal curtailed operations due to technical issues, leading to a temporary decline in gas regasification capacity.
The reduction has affected the country's overall gas supply, increasing pressure on the energy sector during a period of high demand.
Authorities are monitoring the situation and working to minimise the impact on consumers.
Power and industrial sectors affected
The disruption is expected to impact several gas-dependent sectors, particularly electricity generation and manufacturing.
Industries relying on natural gas may experience lower pressure or temporary supply cuts, while power producers could be required to adjust generation depending on fuel availability.
Officials said priority would be given to essential services and residential consumers where possible.
Government working on restoration
Energy authorities have said technical teams are working to restore the terminal's full operational capacity at the earliest.
In the meantime, Bangladesh is managing available domestic gas production alongside imported LNG to maintain supply across the national grid.
The government has also urged consumers to use gas efficiently until normal operations resume.
Energy security in focus
Bangladesh has increasingly relied on imported LNG in recent years to bridge the gap between domestic natural gas production and rising energy demand.
The latest disruption highlights the importance of reliable LNG infrastructure as the country continues to expand its energy mix to support economic growth and industrial development.
Officials have expressed confidence that the temporary disruption will be resolved soon, allowing gas supplies to return to normal levels.
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