Tashkent Upgrades Gas Supply System to Two-Stage Model
Tashkent is upgrading its gas supply system by installing pressure regulators in households to ensure stable natural gas deliveries.
Tashkent is in the process of converting its gas supply network to a two-stage system. This initiative involves fitting gas pressure regulators in homes throughout the capital to guarantee a consistent flow of natural gas to users.
The Tashkent khokimiyat reports that as part of this modernization effort, every household is receiving a pressure regulator. This equipment is designed to keep gas pressure within the necessary limits and ensure the system operates without interruption.
Initially, the project aimed to encompass 5,484 locations. However, installations have already been finalized at 5,649 sites.
City officials state that this upgrade will help sustain steady gas pressure during the autumn and winter months, lessen the chance of supply interruptions, and offer residents more dependable and superior natural gas services.