Overview of Power Sector Growth and Expansion in Recent Years

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In the last six years, the power sector has shown significant growth in terms of generation capacity, access to electricity, and reduction in system losses. The generation capacity has increased, transmission and distribution lines have expanded, and there has been a notable rise in per capita generation and access to electricity. The future plans indicate a promising trajectory towards further enhancing the power generation capacity to meet the growing demand. Various projects are underway, and targets have been set to ensure a sustainable and reliable power supply for the coming years.


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  1. Vision 2

  2. Power Sector At a glance Electricity Growth : 9 % Generation Capacity : 14,077 MW Total Consumers : 17.8 Million Transmission Line : 9,695 Ckt. km Distribution Line : 3,41,000 km Distribution Loss : 11.36 % Per Capita Generation: 371 kWh Access to Electricity : 74% 3

  3. Success story: Last Six years 2009 2015 Achievement Power Plants (No) 27 100 (+) 73 Generation Capacity (MW) 4,942 14,077 (+) 9,135 Highest Generation 3,268 8,177 (+) 4,909 Per Capita Generation (KWh) 220 371 (+) 151 Access to Electricity (%) 47 74 (+) 27 Consumers (lakh) 108 178 (+) 70 Transmission Line (Ckt Km) 8,000 9,695 (+) 1,695 Distribution Line (Km) 2,60,000 3,41,000 (+) 81,000 System Loss (%) 18.45 13.55 (-) 4.9 4

  4. Present Generation: Fuel Mix Generation Capacity (By Fuel Type) Coal 2% Power Import 5% Hydro 2% Diesel 8% Furnace Oil 21% Natural Gas 62% Diesel Power Import Coal Hydro Natural Gas Furnace Oil 5

  5. Power Generation Addition From Jan 09 to Oct 15 Power Generation Addition From 2009 to 2015 1900 1600 1300 Megawatt 1000 700 400 100 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (Upto Oct'15) Calender Yearwise 6

  6. Up Coming Generation Projects Sl Description Projects (Number) Capacity (MW) 01 Under Construction 25 6082 02 In the Process of Tendering 20 7848 03 Under Planning Process 7 4685 Total Total 52 52 18615 18615 7

  7. Year-wise Power Generation Plan for 2015 - 2021 TOTAL (MW) YEAR 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Public Sector (MW) 848 885 2,020 1,397 1,611 1,000 1,900 9661 Private Sector (MW) 1,110 428 630 630 1,152 1,811 1,912 7,673 Total (MW) 1,958 1,313 2,650 2,027 2,763 2,811 3,812 17,334 8

  8. Power System Master Plan (PSMP) 2010 According to the PSMP-2010 Power generation Capacity targets up to 2030: Year Target (MW) 2016 2021 2030 16,000 24,000 40,000 9

  9. Bangladesh Transmission System at a Glance Transmission Line: 400kV 230 kV 132 kV : : : 165 Circuit Km 3172 Circuit Km 6359 Circuit Km Substations : 23818 MVA HVDC BtB : 01 (500MW) 16 (8775 MVA) + 2 Nos. Switching 2 (550 MVA) 89 (11568 MVA) 20 (2425 MVA) : 230/132 kV 230/132 kV (BPDB & APSCL) 132/33 kV 132/33 kV (BPDB, DPDC, DESCO & Others) : : : 10

  10. Power Transmission: Future Plan Transmission Line Plan up to 2021 Voltage (kV) 132 230 400 800 Total Substation Capacity addition Plan up to 2021 Length (Ckt-km) 10,297 5,081 3,711 180 19, 269 Voltage (kV) 132 230 400 Total Capacity (MVA) 32,000 37,225 14,970 84, 195 11

  11. Power Distribution: Future Plan Parameters 2015 2021 2030 (At present) Consumers (Mill.) 17.8 24.2 36.3 Line Constr (Thou KM) 341 481 641 Sub-Station (MVA) 24,720 35,700 66,500 Peak Demand (MW) 8,177 18,800 33,700 Distribution System Loss 11.36 % 9.50 % 8.70 % 12

  12. Prepaid Metering System Objectives: Upfront payment Decreased non-technical losses Tamper protection Non-allowance of over sanctioned load Better customer services Automated record keeping Create power saving attitude to the consumers Progress: Already 98,000 prepaid meter installed Under pipelines( tendering Process) : 11 lacs Under planning stages: 121 lacs. 13

  13. ICT Activities Project Monitoring System Monthly Meeting Report System E-filing system Setting Up Video Conferencing System On-line Recruitment System Personnel Information Management System Audit Management System 14

  14. ICT Activities Online Application for Electricity Connection Bill Payment Through Mobile Phone Bill Pay Through Online Meter Reading Through Snap Shot Bill Payment Through Union Information & Service Centre (UISC) Contact Centre/ Management System (Under Process) Customer Complaint 15

  15. Renewable Energy At a glance Policy adopted Dedicated institute created Set targets 185 Mega Watt installed 4.0 Million Solar Home System 10% population coverage 3100 Planned by 2021 Wind Resource Assessment at 13 sites 80,000 Bio gas plants installed 5 million ICS sold Going to set Bench Mark Tariff 16

  16. Energy Savings Use sun light and free air as much as possible Switch off before leaving your room Turn off your electronic device after use Do not use AC, electric iron, water pump during peak hours Use of LED, CFL bulb Avoid un-necessary lighting in the room Limited use of Air Conditioners keeping temperature 25 C & above Use of energy efficient appliances 17

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