Feasibility Study of Combined Cycle Power Plant in Context of Bangladesh

The government of Bangladesh set the target to alleviate poverty in the shortest possible time by achieving high economic growth. Currently 98% of our population have access to electricity. The Government has committed to provide electricity to 100% of the population by 2021. Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) also focus on energy sector as priority. The SDG target has been set to guarantee universal access to reasonable, dependable, and smart power service by 2030. Stable and secured power supply is one of the preconditions for faster economic growth. Bangladesh is already going through more than 8.1% GDP growth. The expected electricity growth per year would be around 10–12%. Bangladesh needs large power plants to meet up these targets. A 400–500 MW dual fuel Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) will contribute to meet the growing demand and achieve grid system stability. Here we Study the Feasibility study of combined cycle power plant in context of Bangladesh (Case Study on Dual Fuel CCPP at Sonagazi, Feni).