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Bangladesh energy and regulatory officials
Supported through a DFAT-assisted Monash University programme involving classroom and facility-based learning in Australia.
Professional contribution
Leadership expressed through judgement, negotiation, teaching and public commentary.
A career that extends beyond technical roles into institutional development, professional education, regional dialogue and journalism.
Leadership perspective
Complex systems need leaders who can connect disciplines.
Eng. Saleque’s leadership record is defined less by a single title than by repeated responsibility across technical, operational, policy and institutional environments.
He has led projects, managed regional infrastructure development, operated a national grid, advised a government ministry, supported international negotiations and coordinated professional learning for regulators and utility officials.
This combination supports a leadership perspective centred on clarity, preparation, accountable decision-making and the development of institutional capability.
Capacity development
Developing professionals who manage consequential systems.
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Training modules in Afghanistan
Delivered for ministry officials, Afghan Gas and the Geological Survey of Afghanistan.
AER
Regulatory training coordination
Coordinated training involving the Australian Energy Regulator for Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission officials.
Speaking and workshop themes
Topics grounded in documented practice.
Suitable for technical presentations, policy roundtables, professional workshops and informed media discussion.
Power-project planning and implementation Delivery · governance · risk
Fuel choice and power-sector mix Reliability · cost · sustainability
Smart technologies in power-system operation Operations · sensing · modernisation
Demand-side management Quality supply · efficiency
Energy regulation and pricing Tariffs · hearings · stakeholder process
Contract negotiation PPA · gas sales · production sharing
Natural gas infrastructure and security Fields · pipelines · grids
Regional energy cooperation TAPI · SAARC · cross-border systems
Policy and negotiation
Experience where technical evidence meets national interest.
His résumé records participation in energy legislation, tariff and pricing processes, production-sharing agreements and cross-border pipeline discussions.
Explore regulatory expertiseBangladesh regulation
Contributed to the formulation process for the BERC Act and later participated as an expert in gas-price and power-tariff hearings.
Afghanistan policy
Worked with a team updating mining and petroleum law and advising ministry officials on gas-sector development.
International agreements
Documented experience with PPA, gas sales and production-sharing negotiations.
Regional infrastructure
Participated in SAARC energy dialogue and cross-border pipeline discussions.
Professional influence is strongest when technical knowledge is translated into language that decision-makers, institutions and the public can use.Communications principle distilled from the career record
Editorial and media contribution
Engineering insight communicated beyond the boardroom.
Eng. Saleque’s résumé records work as a freelance energy and sports journalist, honorary contributing editor of Energy & Power magazine in Bangladesh, and radio and television sports commentator.
This communications experience complements his technical background and supports clear engagement with specialist and non-specialist audiences.
Visit Energy & Power MagazineFuture thought leadership
Recommended areas for ongoing professional commentary.
These topics are aligned with the documented experience and can form the basis of articles, interviews, briefing notes and conference contributions.
Gas infrastructure in an evolving energy mix
How mature gas systems can be operated, maintained and planned with reliability, affordability and transition risk in view.
What regulation looks like from the control room
Why tariff and policy decisions should reflect operational, investment and institutional realities.
Lessons from cross-border energy negotiations
Technical, commercial and political considerations that shape regional pipeline and grid initiatives.
Building capable energy institutions
How training, exposure and knowledge transfer can strengthen regulators, ministries and utilities.
Project discipline in public infrastructure
Practical lessons from planning, delivery, quality management and development-partner environments.
Fuel choice and system resilience
Balancing supply security, cost, infrastructure readiness and long-term sustainability.
Speaking, media and institutional enquiries
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