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Sub Regional
Cooperation in Energy
Sector
Bangladesh – Tripura
North East Connectivity Summit 2016
Presented By K.M. Zaman Romel
CHAIRMAN & CEO
Peoples Group
www.peoplesgroupbd.com

Investment opportunities in Tripura
 Natural Gas
 Food Processing
 Rubber
 Tea
 Handicraft
 Bamboo
 Tourism
 Information technlogy

Opportunities in Bangladesh
 Power
 Gas mainly used in Bangladesh for Power and Fertiliser industry
 Bangladesh has established example in power generation in last couple of years
 More plans are coming on Power Generation
 Gas can be major for this new generation if available
 Oil
 Bangladesh refines gasoline from imported crude oils
 Refines Condensate from Gas Field to Clean Fuels
 Refinery in Private sector uses condensate and bi product like Naptha for further refine
 LPG
 LPG is going to be the next booming area in Bangladesh
 Looking for source for LPG to be imported.

Advantage of Tripura
 Strategic Location
 Tripura is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides
 Provides opportunities in various Trade
 Specially in Gas and Oil
 The state is currently Gas Surplus

Prospect in Bangladesh
 Key area from Tripura to Bangladesh
 Gas
 LPG
 Condensate

Oil and Petrochemical Refinery
 Condensate availability can be identified in Tripura
 Can be exported to Bangladesh
 Refinery can be set up in Bangladesh
 Refined clean oil can be used both in Bangladesh and Tripura
 Petrochemical can be extracted from condensate as a bi product

LPG
 Bangladesh has a great demand of LPG
 Government has already decided not to connect any more household with gas
line
 LPG processing plant can be set up in Tripura
 LPG can be exported in Bangladesh
 Bottling plant can be set up in Bangladesh

Power Plant
 Tripura has plenty of Gas
 Can be established power plant in Bangladesh using the gas
 Pipeline can be the transportation medium

Conclusion
 Exchange visit of Private/Gov sector from Tripura and Bangladesh for further
analysis on Gas and Oil.
 Financing Mechanism and cost sharing of activates shall be determined for the
mutual benefits of the both region under the spirit of regional cooperation.

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1. Sub Regional Cooperation in Energy Sector Bangladesh – Tripura North East Connectivity Summit 2016 Presented By K.M. Zaman Romel CHAIRMAN & CEO Peoples Group www.peoplesgroupbd.com

2. Investment opportunities in Tripura  Natural Gas  Food Processing  Rubber  Tea  Handicraft  Bamboo  Tourism  Information technlogy

3. Opportunities in Bangladesh  Power  Gas mainly used in Bangladesh for Power and Fertiliser industry  Bangladesh has established example in power generation in last couple of years  More plans are coming on Power Generation  Gas can be major for this new generation if available  Oil  Bangladesh refines gasoline from imported crude oils  Refines Condensate from Gas Field to Clean Fuels  Refinery in Private sector uses condensate and bi product like Naptha for further refine  LPG  LPG is going to be the next booming area in Bangladesh  Looking for source for LPG to be imported.

4. Advantage of Tripura  Strategic Location  Tripura is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides  Provides opportunities in various Trade  Specially in Gas and Oil  The state is currently Gas Surplus

5. Prospect in Bangladesh  Key area from Tripura to Bangladesh  Gas  LPG  Condensate

6. Oil and Petrochemical Refinery  Condensate availability can be identified in Tripura  Can be exported to Bangladesh  Refinery can be set up in Bangladesh  Refined clean oil can be used both in Bangladesh and Tripura  Petrochemical can be extracted from condensate as a bi product

7. LPG  Bangladesh has a great demand of LPG  Government has already decided not to connect any more household with gas line  LPG processing plant can be set up in Tripura  LPG can be exported in Bangladesh  Bottling plant can be set up in Bangladesh

8. Power Plant  Tripura has plenty of Gas  Can be established power plant in Bangladesh using the gas  Pipeline can be the transportation medium

9. Conclusion  Exchange visit of Private/Gov sector from Tripura and Bangladesh for further analysis on Gas and Oil.  Financing Mechanism and cost sharing of activates shall be determined for the mutual benefits of the both region under the spirit of regional cooperation.

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