As the vessel could not anchor at the Summit LNG terminal in Maheshkhali, supply from there has dropped from 500 million cubic feet per day to 100 million cubic feet. Meanwhile, with partial supply also continuing from the Accelerate Energy terminal, total supply to the national grid from both terminals now stands at about 400 million cubic feet. This has created an acute gas crisis at the consumer level.
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Big bad news about gas; normalcy may take time until after August 15
Staff Reporter
Published: Friday, 14 August 2026
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Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku said there is no alternative until the floating LNG terminal becomes operational. Engineers are continuing repair work swiftly.
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