Chandigarh Administration Urges Residents to Transition from LPG to PNG
Where PNG infra available, LPG will be discontinued within three months: Chandigarh admn
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In response to the energy crisis stemming from the conflict in West Asia, the Chandigarh Administration is urging residents to switch from Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to Piped Natural Gas (PNG). LPG will be discontinued in areas with PNG infrastructure within three months, promoting a safer and more efficient cooking fuel option.
- 01Chandigarh residents are encouraged to switch from LPG to PNG due to an energy crisis.
- 02LPG will be phased out in areas with PNG infrastructure within three months.
- 03PNG is available in several sectors of Chandigarh and offers enhanced safety and convenience.
- 04Residents are advised to transition early to avoid disruptions in fuel supply.
- 05The switch to PNG is seen as a move towards a more environmentally responsible energy system.
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The Chandigarh Administration has announced a shift from Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to Piped Natural Gas (PNG) amid the ongoing energy crisis caused by the conflict in West Asia. Residents are advised to make this transition immediately, as LPG will be discontinued within three months in areas where PNG infrastructure is available. Currently, PNG is fully operational in Sectors 32 to 38, 40, 42 to 44, 46, and 48 to 51, while partial availability exists in Sectors 10, 11, 17, 22, 26, 28, 30, 41, 47, Manimajra, and Industrial Area Phase I & II. The administration emphasized the benefits of PNG, including convenience, safety, and cost-effectiveness, as it eliminates the need for cylinder refills and offers a continuous supply through pipelines. Residents are encouraged to contact the service provider for connection feasibility and to ensure a smooth transition to avoid any disruption in their cooking fuel supply.
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The transition to PNG will provide residents with a more reliable and safer cooking fuel option, reducing the risks associated with LPG cylinder handling.
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