Outlines the standards for registration of transport facility operators, as well as the obligation of transport facility operators in the submission of energy use reports and energy efficiency improvement plans.

Standards for registration of suppliers and goods regarding energy labelling, as well as requirements of registered suppliers.

Regulations regarding compoundable offences in accordance with section 74 of the Energy Conservation Act, as applied at the discretion of the Director-General or any officer of the National Environment Agency.

Regulations regarding compoundable offences in accordance with section 60 of the Energy Conservation Act.

The adoption of the Sixth Five Year Plan: Accelerating Growth and Reducing Poverty, is part of the ambition of the Government to achieve solid development targets as part of the Vision 2021 and the associated Perspective Plan 2010-2021. Indeed, notwithstanding past progress, the Government recognizes that Bangladesh is still a low income country with substantial poverty, inequality and deprivation. The implementation of Vision 2021 will be done through two medium term development plans, with the first spanning FY11-15. The fifth plan is based on a balance between providing incentives to private sector and instituting regulatory policies for safeguarding public interests. In absolute terms, public investment would amount to 22.8%, whereas the Private Sector contribution would amount to 77.2% of total Plan investment. The Sixth Plan is divided into three parts. Part-1 addresses the Strategic Directions and Policy Framework; Part-2 explores Sectoral Strategies, Programmes and Policies and Part 3 provides for a Statistical Annex and Technical Framework.

The Fifth Five Year Plan was prepared in July 1997. It reflects the views of public leaders, academicians, practitioners, business leaders, development partners and NGOs. The final form as was approved by the National Economic Council on March 4, 1998. The Plan reflects hopes and aspirations of the people. It proposes to raise the average growth rate to 7 per cent, domestic savings to about 12 per cent and investment to about 22 per cent of GDP. To yield this growth, in 5 years from 1997 through 2002, a total investment outlay of about Tk. 1960 billion will be pressed in. The Plan follows a structured yet very flexible framework tp ensure recursive strengthening of development policies and goals. Great attention is given to the development of the energy sector.

The Vision 2021 and this associated Perspective Plan 2010-2021 have set solid development targets for Bangladesh by the end of 2021. The Perspective Plan provides the road map for accelerated growth and lays down broad approaches for eradication of poverty, inequality, and human deprivation. Specific strategies and the task of implementation will be articulated through the two five-year plans: Sixth Five Year Plan (2011-2015) and the Seventh Five Year Plan (2016-2020). Development priorities addressed in the document include: ensuring broad-based growth and reducing poverty; ensuring effective governance and sound institutions but creating a caring society; addressing globalization and regional cooperation; providing energy security for development and welfare; building a sound infrastructure and managing the urban challenge; mitigating the impacts of climate change; and promoting innovation in a knowledge-based society.

Regulations regarding the location, installation and security of gas meters, as well as standards for testing and calibration, meter data collection and access and penalties for tampering or contravention of the regulations therein.

Regulations regarding the application and protocol around the supply and connection of gas to consumers, in addition to compliane standards for installation and maintenance and licensing of qualified gas service workers.

This set of regulation applies to the transfer of property and assets from PowerGas to SembGas as well as the Obligations and Liabilities therein.