In a meeting called by the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) management with the leading CNG associations of Pakistan here on Wednesday, it has been agreed that due to the annual-turn-around (ATA) of OMV Pakistan-operated Kadanwari gas ield, CNG stations will be closed from 9.00 am on Monday, July 11, 2011, till midnight of Tuesday, July 12, 2011.
According to a press release, the SSGC was represented at the meeting held at its Head office, by SSGC's Zuhair Siddiqui, DMD (Corporate Services), Salim A Mughal, SGM (Distribution-South) and Shoaib Warsi, SGM (Distribution-North). Head of leading CNG Associations of the country including Abdul Sami Khan, Chairman, CNG Dealers Association, Junaid Esmail Makda, Central Chairman, All-Pakistan CNG Association and Khuda Baksh, Chairman of CNG Station Owners Association participated in the meeting called by SSGC to take the stakeholders into confidence over the 2-day closure.
Kadanwari field, which supplies 200 mmcfd of natural gas to SSGC, will be undergoing annual operational maintenance from July 8 to 23, 2011, directly reducing the Company's capacity to serve its customers in meeting their normal gas requirements. In view of this extraordinary situation, SSGC has taken several steps to maintain normal supplies to its customers including requesting the CNG stations to observe closure for 2 days. In addition, SSGC has also requested the industrial sector to use the natural gas with purpose by voluntarily curtailing their gas consumption by 10 percent during the above-mentioned period.
SSGC's hallmark has always been to provide uninterrupted gas supply to all its customers. However, being a transmission and distribution Company, the utility is totally dependent on the quantities of gas it receives from various gas fields. The Company regrets the inconvenience which will be caused to its customers during this ATA but would like to assure its valued customers of its untiring efforts in providing them best of services at all times.-PR
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