Nanded To Get PNG Supply Soon

Nanded city is set to receive domestic Piped Natural Gas (PNG) supply soon, with Maharashtra Natural Gas Limited (MNGL) commencing work on laying the PNG network.

The project, part of the City Gas Distribution (CGD) initiative, aims to provide gas connections to around 4,000 households in the first phase.

MNGL, a joint venture between GAIL and BPCL, has started laying an MDPE gas pipeline spanning approximately 15 kilometres across areas of Nanded city.

The pipeline will cover areas such as Farandenagar, Tirumalanagar, Chhatrapati Chowk, Canal Road, the D-Mart complex, Taroda Khurd, Kautha, and Ravinagar.

PNG is expected to be 10 to 15 per cent cheaper than existing LPG cylinders, reducing household expenses for the general public.

MNGL will bear the entire cost of installing the necessary infrastructure, including the gas pipeline extending from the exterior wall of the customer's home to the kitchen.

The pipeline will ensure a continuous and seamless 24-hour gas supply, eliminating concerns about running out of gas and the need to wait for bookings and deliveries.

PNG is considered a safer alternative to domestic LPG cylinders and is regarded as a green fuel, causing relatively less pollution.

The district administration has urged residents in areas where pipeline work is underway to avail themselves of this facility.

The administration has encouraged citizens to come forward and make the most of PNG connections to ensure a safe, affordable, and uninterrupted gas supply.

This move is expected to benefit the residents of Nanded city, providing them with a reliable and cost-effective source of energy.

With the introduction of PNG, the city is likely to see a reduction in pollution levels, making it a cleaner and healthier place to live.

The project is a significant step towards providing modern amenities to the residents of Nanded, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the city's overall development.