The fund will be distributed through IDCOL, BIFFL and PKSF using money from the current fiscal year's development budget. Eligible projects include net-metered rooftops, solar home systems, industrial photovoltaic installations and solar irrigation. Bangladesh currently has 1,852 MW of renewable capacity, including 1,473 MW of solar, so the financing program could materially accelerate distributed deployment.
Source: pv magazine. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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