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26May
Prospects and challenges of renewable energy in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has three wind energy projects functioning, two in progress, and seven in planning. The running projects are 1000 kW Capacity Wind Battery Hybrid Power Plant and another 1000 kW Capacity Wind Battery Hybrid Power Plant in Kutubdia Upazila of Cox’s Bazar and 0.9 MW Grid Connected Wind Turbine Power Plant at Mahuri Dam in Feni. Though wind energy is only viable in coastal, offshore, riverside, and other open areas with strong winds, a report on the renewables technical capacity by Coastal Development Partnership (CDP) funded by Bread for the World of Germany estimated the potential for wind energy is to be 150 GW. Therefore,there is a need for further investment in wind energy projects, including the development of appropriate technologies, grid integration, and policy frameworks to promote wind energy development.
29Nov
Proper management of solid waste can make our cities clean
by Team CAPS, 0 Comments
Everyone desire to live in a clean city and fresh air. People are coming to Dhaka for finding better job, for that population of Dhaka city is increasing day by day. As the population increases, the amount of waste is increasing and it causes various environmental pollutions. The solid waste of Dhaka is not well managed, due to rapid population growth. In Dhaka city a huge amount of waste generated but we don’t have enough resources to manage it.
16Jul
Modern brick kilns for Sustainable Environment
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Since the rise of civilization bricks have been playing an important role for construction of houses and other infrastructure. As in our country we do not have any unlimited source of rocks, brick remains the major constructional material in our country for any construction. The prime material is top-soil from agricultural lands, river floodplains are used for making the green bricks and in the main source of energy to burn those bricks using the low graded coal and domestic fire wood. From the raw material to the end of the process of brick producing in our country is not friendly to our soil, air, environment and human health. In this modern age, we are still using age-old-technology in brick manufacturing industries. This process is threatening to our sustainable environment and development.