These companies will carry out the works and the distribution of natural gas, following the extension of two kilometres of gas pipelines that cover the southern city.
TGN built a gas pipeline which was donated to the province of Corrientes. Then, it was transferred to Gas NEA, the company that will extend the tube and enable the construction of the first CNG refuelling station in the area.
“Gas NEA is responsible for the construction and maintenance of pipelines. Due to the investment, the company will operate the facility to gain its profits, which represent a low value considering the benefits that the CNG station will bring to the citizens of Corrientes”, said Godoy to local newspaper Época.
