Power is the most thrusty infrustucture seek of Bangladesh, A good report on power prospect shows the most sustainable way of power geration for Bangladesh. Bangladesh can meet about 80 percent of her power demand using renewable energy including solar and wind power systems.
Dr Sajed Kamal, a scientist and teacher of Brandeis University, Massachusetts in USA, made the opinion at a seminar titled ??Solar Energy Resource: Bangladesh??s Un-utilizing Energy Storehouse?? at Dhaka Reporters Unity (DRU) in the city on Friday.
In his speech, Dr Sajed Kamal said: ??Germany and the Latin American countries including Cuba are now planning to generate 80 percent of their power by setting up renewable energy systems and we should consider these methods to address our ongoing power crisis??
As keynote speaker, Dr Sajed Kamal in a power point presentation displayed the technology used by the western countries for generating power from renewable sources.
He said: ??The entire world is now giving attention to generate power from renewable sources. It is high time for us to make immediate plans to generate power from renewable sources.??
He added: ??Bangladesh has a great potential. We??ve huge solar and wind energy, but we never consider using these sources of energy to address our power demand.??
Mentioning the reason for global warming, Dr Sajed Kamal said the global temperature has been rising gradually due to the use fossil energy all over the world.
He suggested using renewable energy including solar and wind power to permanently address the country??s power crisis and also contribute to reducing global warming.
The expatriate scientist urged the government to take a long-term plan to set up renewable energy system in the country.Bangladesh Poribesh Andolan (BAPA) organized the seminar, which was chaired by former adviser of the caretaker government and BAPA vice-president Advocate Sultana Kamal.
Prof Dr Saiful Haque and Prof MM Akash of Dhaka University, and Engr Dr Khursedul Islam also spoke at the seminar
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