Bangladesh's gas supply has climbed to 2,610 million cubic feet per day (MMCFD) as the country's two LNG terminals are now operating at roughly 90 percent of their capacity, according to bangla.bdnews24.com. The rise has brought relief to the power and industrial sectors, which had been squeezed by tighter supply.
bd-pratidin.com put the national grid figure at 260.6 crore cubic feet, the same volume expressed in different units. Several outlets reported the improvement on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, with Banglanews24 describing the power and industry sectors as regaining some breathing room.
The Prime Minister said industrial gas supply would return to its level of a month and a half earlier starting Tuesday, The Daily Star Bangla reported. First Alo also reported that further LNG cargoes are on the way, suggesting the improvement may continue rather than stall.
The reports did not specify how long the terminals would sustain their current output or give a breakdown of how the additional gas is being allocated between power generation and industry. No figures were provided on the volume of the incoming cargoes or their expected arrival dates.
What to watch next: whether the additional LNG cargoes arrive on schedule and whether industrial supply holds at the restored level in the coming weeks.