Factory owners said gas pressure had declined gradually before the current crisis, forcing them to operate in shifts

Delayed gas and electricity supplies putting investment at risk

Negligence from authorities, users concerning

Similar low gas pressure is expected in Savar and Hemayetpur on the outskirts of the capital

Titas Gas’s system loss hit a decade high of 1,204 million cubic meters in fiscal 2023-24 -- enough to meet a month’s import bill of high-priced liquified natural gas (LNG).

Pharmaceutical manufacturing hub lying unused even after five years of inauguration

Writing is becoming increasingly difficult as one has to tiptoe through a minefield, not knowing which topic may set off a trigger or become a bummer. It’s not nice to hear that we have the worst record of press freedom among South Asian countries, lower than Afghanistan.

Since odorant is mixed with gas, people got afraid after smelling odorant last night. At present, the gas supply in Dhaka city is normal and people are advised to light gas stoves comfortably

The smart thing to do in a planned smart city is to routinely intervene and monitor.

Titas Gas Distribution Company Ltd has started disconnecting gas supply to households and industries in the capital due to unpaid bills of around Tk 1,500 crore.

Titas Gas Transmission & Distribution Company Ltd made a profit of Tk 32.64 crore in the July-September quarter of the 2022-23 financial year, down nearly 50 per cent year-on-year. 

Titas Gas Transmission & Distribution Company Limited’s profit declined in the financial year that ended on June 30.

Titas must answer for its recruitment process corruption

A Dhaka court today sentenced two former employees of Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company Ltd to five years’ rigorous imprisonment for taking Tk 5,000 as bribe from a sweater factory in 2007.

Gas supply will remain suspended in western part of Dhaka city and Savar for 12 hours from 8:00pm today due to maintenance works.

The Anti-Corruption Commission has identified 22 sources of corruption plaguing the state-run Titas Gas for years.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) identifies 22 sources of possible corruption at Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Co Ltd.

The Anti-Corruption Commission has summoned eight Titas Gas officials, including its managing director, to interrogate them in connection with allegations of acquiring money by providing illegal gas connections and meter tampering.

Eminent energy experts at a public hearing yesterday said Titas Gas' proposal to increase natural gas price was irrational as the company was plagued by corruption, inefficiency and pilferage.

CNG filling stations remain closed for 24 hours from midnight on June 28 due to maintenance work at Bibiyana gas field according to an announcement made by the Titas Gas authorities.