Dhaka, June 7 -- A special parliamentary committee formed to review the country's recent energy situation, on Sunday, submitted a 12-point set of recommendations aimed at strengthening Bangladesh's long-term energy security, including expanding strategic fuel reserves to cover at least three months of demand, diversifying import sources, and introducing full digital monitoring of the energy supply system.

The committee, established during the first session of the 13th Parliament on April 26, submitted its report to Parliament after reviewing measures required to address emerging energy challenges.

Among its key recommendations, the committee called for increasing the country's strategic fuel oil reserves to ensure a minimum three-month ...