GAS BANGLADESH
The existing known reserves of the commercial energy including natural gas are modest in comparison to development needs of Bangladesh. Continuous efforts have been marked in exploration for gas resources in Bangladesh and are still continuing. The prime objectives of the book is to make available the picture of natural gas from exploration through development to the burner tip in one place for which relevant information have been compiled to provide required information to the persons interested in the energy sector specially the natural gas in Bangladesh.
Md. Mosharraf Hossain obtained the degree of M.Sc. Engineering in Mineral Production Management from Imperial College, London, UK, 1976 and B.Sc. Engineering in Mining from the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan, in 1964; securing 1st position in the First Class with two gold medals. After a brief stay in the University of Engineering and Technology in Dhaka as a Lecturer in the Metallurgy Department, he joined the then East Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (EPIDC) in 1964 as an engineer assigned to the development of gas and mineral resources. Since then he continued working in the mines and minerals sector, in different capacities in the Sector Corporation and Planning Commission, till he retired as the Chairman of Petrobangla in 2001. Mr. Hossain was the founder member of the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) and worked as the Chairman of BERC during the first year of its operation (2004). Mosharraf Hossain has been closely associated with the exploration and development of the oil, gas and mining projects in Bangladesh.