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Back·July 30, 2026·pv magazine Global
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Bangladesh opens bidding for 220 MW Sonagazi solar project

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Electricity Generation Bangladesh has opened bidding for the 220 MW Sonagazi solar project in Feni district. Bids are due September 15 and the selected developer will have 18 months to complete construction.

pv magazine reports that the tender covers design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of the utility-scale project. The project previously received backing from the Islamic Development Bank and follows Bangladesh’s new public-private framework for solar on public land. Bangladesh ended last year with 1,146 MW of solar capacity and recently introduced incentives including a 0% solar-sector tax rate until 2035.

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