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Padma bridge isn't coming anytime soon. They will go way past 2020 for it to come to effect. And by the time we have our "1st Nuclear Power Plant", the demand for electricity will be way too high.True but we must give some credit to Awami League.
When both the Padma bridge(2018) and Roopur(2021) nuclear power plant come online GDP growth of 8% a year sustained would be within BD's reach.
Padma bridge isn't coming anytime soon. They will go way past 2020 for it to come to effect. And by the time we have our "1st Nuclear Power Plant", the demand for electricity will be way too high.
Nonsense, they said that Padma Bridge will come to effect by 2015, guess what, it didn't even start yet. Even if the works start, it will take more than the 3 years previously planned. The government has to steal from this project and they can only do it by pro-longing the construction process. I say it will take 5-7 years.Nope.
Padma bridge will come by 2018 - check out how much progress is already being made and the fact that BD government is now committing 1 billion US dollars to it's construction each year. The railway made not be ready but the bridge will have vehicles running across it in 2018.
Roopur - 2GW will be available - BD will maybe have at most 20 GW being generated in total at this time and so adding on an extra 10% to the grid will be a massive boost.
I dont particularly like Awami League but you need to be neutral at times.
Nonsense, they said that Padma Bridge will come to effect by 2015, guess what, it didn't even start yet. Even if the works start, it will take more than the 3 years previously planned. The government has to steal from this project and they can only do it by pro-longing the construction process. I say it will take 5-7 years.
Electricity production can be anything but what matters is how much is the ratio between demand and output.
Also, I don't think you can give them credit for starting something that should have been finished before it even started.
The cost of the bridge was supposed to be $3.2 billion and it was back in 2012, thus leaving us $2.2 billion short. Costs will rise over time and the government will also slow down building the bridge "due to lack of fund" and the rest is explained above.The Padma bridge work is in full-swing for half a year already. The BD government has allocated 1 billion dollars in last budget to Padma bridge and around 80% of this has been used. In next fiscal another 1 billion dollars is likely to be allocated. The contractors are right now busy at the site building the bridge - as I write this the bridge is literally being built.
Let us wait and see but I would think that the bridge will be built by 2018 at the rate things are happening
Roopur - I was being optimistic saying that BD will have 20GW of generating capacity by 2021 - it is more likey to be 15GW. Roopur will guarantee an almost constant 24/7 2GW - this will more than suffice to alleviate any shortfall between demand and supply.
I am sorry but you are not willing to listen to logic and only want to carry on with your factually-incorrect viewpoint.
PS - I am not giving all the credit to Awami League but the fact is that these massive projects, that will immensely benefit BD, are being built under their watch and so naturally they will gain some credit.
The cost of the bridge was supposed to be $3.2 billion and it was back in 2012, thus leaving us $2.2 billion short. Costs will rise over time and the government will also slow down building the bridge "due to lack of fund" and the rest is explained above.
Also, this year we were supposed to have "zero loadsheddings", like that's going well.
The projects will benefit Banglandesh but they won't be completed anytime soon.
We are the 12th most corrupt country in the World. A lot of that money (from oil) will go to AL top leaders and its allied organization.There is no "lack of funds" as BD is saving billions of dollars each year due to the slump on oil prices. BD is flush with over 20 billion dollars in foriegn currency currently
Padma Bridge was supposed to be the prestigious thing but it became a total humiliation after the corruption scandal and the huge delay.The Padma bridge has now become a "prestige" thing for Awami League and they will build it by 2018 if only to score a
Our load-shedding will always be there, it even exists at a time like now when the oil prices are the lowest for quite a while. Oil prices in the future will increase and load-shedding will become worse.Once the nuclear power plant(Roopur) and the other massive coal-powered plants come online, their ability to deliver such as large proportion of sustained 24/7 electricity will mean load-shedding will be minimal.
And where exactly is this "new found wealth" of ours? We don't have oil, our natural gas can barely support our demand!BD is getting richer and even a corrupt and useless Awami League can do some good with BD's new-found wealth.
we have to learn respective independent figures. predictions goes up and down all the time, the final WB figures will most likely coincide with indian official figures
regardlessly, even a 5.7% change represent a 1% increase which is not marginal
0.3-0.5% is marginal as happened in Pakistan case
by 2025 india should be the world 3rd largest economy easily even with a average growth. however soon or later india will see saturation unless it address it basic problems of education and health infrastuture.
Indian Growth rate in
2013-14 =6.9%
2014-15=7.2%
So a marginal improvement of 0.3% over the last govt by MODI govt.
NOTE:5.7% was the projection by IMF prior to the change in calculation method.
inshallah , we are expecting a surge in Pakistani growth in 2016 and onwards .Hopefully we will see Pakistan
lifting up to average S Asian growth rates soon, and then S Asia soon leaves poverty behind.
Indian Growth rate in
2013-14 =6.9%
2014-15=7.2%
So a marginal improvement of 0.3% over the last govt by MODI govt.
NOTE:5.7% was the projection by IMF prior to the change in calculation method.