Bangladesh: Now sugar mills to generate electricity  sugarcane
fibers to generate electricity  Bangladesh is treasured with 15
sugar mills. So, with the entire world shifting to alternative
energy to avoid the soaring oil prices and help reduce global
warming, the country’s energy experts suggested it to produce
power from the mills along with sugar. From sugarcane fibres or
bagasse, the country can generate about 200 MW of electricity by
investing the minimum.  According to a renewable energy expert,
compared to 8 to 10 taka (US$1 = 68 taka) the production cost of
per unit of diesel-power, sugar-power will be only 1.5 taka.
With the northwestern region starved with energy, the sugar
mills would be a great energy resource. This is also an
advantage as all the 15 sugar-producing units were installed in
the region.  Via: indiaenews  4avg.rating 56 votes.