The article discusses the increase in access to electricity in Bangladesh due to the country's dependence on burning furnace oil for electricity generation rather than renewable energy sources. The article also highlights the negative impact of non-renewable energy on the environment and emphasizes the need for renewable energy sources to be substituted for non-renewable sources. The article suggests investing in energy technology, such as hydrogen fuel cells, to address the energy crisis in Bangladesh. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the importance of policymakers expanding investments in renewable energies and integrating innovation policies into the energy sector to support energy diversification and sustainable energy transitions.