US EditionDue to the Cold Wave and the High Demand for Gas, They Suspend the Cng Refueling Station
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The cold wave hitting much of the country had its counterpart in the sale of CNG in Mar del Plata and throughout the country: starting at 10 a.m. this Monday, the supply of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) was interrupted at several service stations in the city to prioritize residential supply. This decision by the gas distribution company Camuzzi Gas Pampeana is repeated every winter, whenever temperatures are very low. The measure is not arbitrary…
In the face of the cold wave and the forecast of the National Weather Service (SMN), which indicates that the low temperatures will remain until at least this Thursday with minimums of up to -20 °C in Patagonia, the Argentine gas system did not withstand the strong rise of consumption. In response, under the orders of Javier Milei management, the Enargas asked to cut the supply to industrial users, CNG filling stations and some power generating …
The measure was officially communicated by Gasnor to service stations. They assure that the situation is repeated every winter and responds to the lack of infrastructure to sustain demand in low-temperature days. The intense polar wave that covers much of the country already began to have consequences in Salta capital. The National Gas Regulatory Entity (Enargas) and the distributor Naturgy decided to interrupt the supply of CNG in service stati…
Due to the advance of the cold wave of polar origin that brought snow to Mar del Plata and the region, Camuzzi Gas Pampeana, the gas distributor, ordered to interrupt the supply of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) at the filling stations of the city.As you may know 0223, mid-afternoon this Monday the service stations of Mar del Plata began to receive formal notification from Camuzzi Gas Pampeana to restrict or limit to zero the sale of CNG, accordin…
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This Monday, with the beginning of the polar wave that strikes the region but particularly La Plata, in several filling stations that expend Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) are closed and could continue without activity for several days. According to industry sources, the measure responds to a decision of the gas distributors that, in view of the strong energy demand generated by the low temperatures, chose to prioritize the supply to the homes and…
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