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Energy security is nowadays a major concern of all researchers all over the world. Bangladesh is a developing country with having not enough natural resources. Most of the Energy demand of Bangladesh meet from non-renewable sources and imported energy from abroad. This type of energy source which meets energy demand never ensures energy security fo...
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