Press release, April 23, 2024
Distrigaz Sud Rețele brings the following clarifications regarding the temporary suspension of natural gas supply in the town of Adjud and the village of Adjudu Vechi, in Vrancea county:
As a result of the request of Transgaz, the operator of the national transport system, regarding the interruption of the supply of natural gas through the Adjudul Vechi Metering Regulation Station, in order to facilitate the construction of the A7 highway, a work of national interest, Distrigaz sud Rețele will have to stop the supply of natural gas in the range April 29, 08:00 – April 30, 15:30, for a number of 4,940 household consumers and 234 non-household consumers located in the city of Adjud and the village of Adjudu Vechi in Vrancea county.
The information of all affected consumers will be carried out by Distrigaz Sud Rețele by displaying the notice at the property limit of each consumer, as well as by broadcasting this press release, through which we ask you to help us in disseminating this information to the inhabitants of the city of Adjud and the village Adjudu Vechi from Vrancea county.
Since Distrigaz Sud Rețele considers the safety of citizens, as well as the social and economic impact that this gas stop will have on citizens and economic operators in the respective area, we assure you that we treat this project with special attention and responsibility.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused to our customers and thank them for their understanding.
Distrigaz South Networks Press Office
Distrigaz Sud Rețele is a leader in natural gas distribution in Romania, with over 47 years of expertise in this field, with over 2 million customers, about 23,300 km of network and 2,750 employees. Distrigaz Sud Networks holds an operating license for the distribution of natural gas in 851 localities, within 20 counties in southern and central Romania: Argeș, Brăila, Brașov, Buzău, Călărași, Constanța, Covasna, Dâmbovița, Dolj, Galați, Giurgiu, Gorj, Ialomița, Ilfov, Olt, Prahova, Tulcea, Vâlcea, Vrancea, Teleorman and the City of Bucharest.
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