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Depletable Resource
Allocation in Bangladesh
 Presented By:

Md. Walid Hasan

ID: 2013-2-30-052
Md. Shamim Al Mamum
ID: 2013-3-10-146
Mahmuda Afrin
ID: 2013-3-10-089
Introduction

• 1) its stock decreases over time whenever the

resource is being used.
• 2) the stock never increases over time.
• 3) the rate of stock decrease is a monotonically
increasing function of the rate of resource use.
• 4) No use is possible without a positive stock.
Depletable Resource

Electricity Petroleum

Natural
Coal
Gas
Depletable
Resource
NATURAL GAS  

 Major Source of our primary energy is

natural gas.
 Three-fourths of the total commercial
energy is provided by natural gas.
 Total 90 Producing wells discover till
2014.
 Total reserve is 14,936 Billion cubic feet.
 
Contribution of Natural Gas in GDP & its Growth Rate:

Source: Bangladesh Economics Review, 2005-2014

Natural Gas Reserves
Natural Gas Management
1. Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Ltd. (BGFCL)
2. Sylhet Gas Fields Ltd. (SGFL)
3. Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and
Production Company Ltd. (BAPEX)
4. Shell Bangladesh Exploration and Development
B.V. (SHELL)
5. UNOCAL Bangladesh Ltd. (UNOCAL)
Factors Affecting the Supply of Natural Gas

• Availability of Skilled Workers

• Availability of Equipment
• Permitting and Well Development

• Weather and Delivery Disruptions

Power Generation
Energy Generation by Fuel (FY2013-14)
Natural Gas Hydro Coal
Power Import Diesel Furnace Oil
15%
3%
5%

2%
1%

72%
Demand for Natural Gas

Source: Bangladesh Economics Review, 2010-2015

NATURAL GAS CONSUMPTION

Sector wise Gas Consumption FY2013-14

2% 21% Power
Captive Power
Fertilizer
8% Industry
Tea Estate
Commercial
57% 3% Domestic
8% CNG
0%
1%
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION

Production(In billion cubic feet)

800
600
400
200
0

Production(In billion cubic feet)

Future Consumption
• • In the event of low growth rates (3% GDP), the total
gas requirement will be between 40 and 44 Tcf.
• • If the economic performance continues at around a
4.55% GDP growth rate, according to historical trends,
gas requirements will be between 64 and 69 Tcf.
• • At a higher growth rate of 6% GDP, gas requirements
will be between 101 and 110 Tcf.
• • Gas requirements are projected to be between 141
and 152 Tcf, given a 7% GDP growth rate.
Conclusion
Thank You