Bangladeshi garment maker resists energy crisis

While Bangladesh faces severe power cuts and fuel price hikes that disrupt garment production nationwide, supplier 4A Yarn Dyeing maintains operations using solar power and backup generators.

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A worker inspects a jacket at the Yarn Dyeing Limited factory, amid the energy crisis, in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, September 17, 2026. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain

Bangladesh garment supplier 4A Yarn Dyeing is maintaining operations without power cuts, avoiding the energy crisis hitting 78% of local factories. The facility meets 40% of its electricity needs through solar power, insulating it from recent fuel shocks. The disruptions threaten Bangladesh's ready-made garment sector, which generates over 80% of export earnings.

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