Uzbekistan may temporarily restrict methane filling stations during cold weather

Uzbekistan may temporarily restrict methane filling stations during cold weather
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Compressor gas filling stations that fuel vehicles, known as methane filling stations, may be temporarily restricted in Uzbekistan because of a sharp drop in air temperature, the Energy Ministry reported.

According to the ministry, during cold days gas supply will prioritise residential homes, schools, kindergartens, hospitals and other social facilities. If necessary, seasonal consumers, including methane filling stations, may face temporary restrictions. These will be carried out under schedules agreed with and approved by local authorities, and consumers will be warned in advance.

The ministry and system organisations said they are taking steps to ensure a stable energy supply, and work is under way to start the heating season in Tashkent and other regions. For gas supply problems, residents can call 1104; for gas emergencies, 104; and for electricity outages, 1154. According to Uzhydromet, cold, humid air masses are expected to enter Uzbekistan on November 9–12, bringing rain to many areas and snow to northern and mountainous regions.

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