Comgás Reduces Rates: Drivers Save Over 40% with CNG

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Published on 20/09/2023 at 11:11

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Leading Natural Gas Distributor in Latin America Presents Significant Economic and Environmental Benefits for Consumers and Industry.

In a move aligned with market demands, Comgás, a highlight in the distribution of piped natural gas in Latin America, announced its rate adjustment last week. This review, formalized by the Regulatory Agency for Public Services of the State of São Paulo (Arsesp) and published in the Official State Gazette, brings a 5.8% decrease in the rate for Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).

CNG: The Smart Choice for Drivers

This rate reduction emphasizes the benefits of CNG, especially when considering the potential savings of over 40% for light vehicle drivers compared to gasoline and ethanol. CNG is not only more economical but also less polluting compared to other traditional fuels.

Guilherme Santana Freitas, leader of the CNG segment at Comgás, reinforces: “The transition to greener and more profitable options, combined with simplified installation and maintenance and an extensive network of over 230 Comgás stations, solidifies CNG as the preferred choice for fleet managers”.

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Benefits Beyond the Road

When looking at heavy vehicles, the savings provided by CNG reach 15% per kilometer compared to diesel. And this savings can further increase with customized projects. Comgás is encouraging the implementation of fueling stations in strategic locations, resulting in savings of up to 40% compared to conventional diesel.

The efficient distribution of natural gas through pipelines reduces the risk of supply shortages, unlike imported fuels distributed by trucks. “The environmental impact of CNG is also noteworthy, with a reduction of up to 20% in greenhouse gas emissions and over 90% in local pollutant emissions”, concludes Guilherme.

Focus on Industry

In addition to the benefits for drivers, Arsesp approved a reduction of up to 5.5% for the industrial sector. Comgás serves a variety of industries, all benefiting from natural gas as a more economical and less polluting alternative. Sectors such as chemical, petrochemical, and paper production are gradually opting for natural gas due to its superior efficiency.

Get to Know Comgás

With an extensive distribution network spanning over 21,000 kilometers across 95 municipalities, Comgás is an undeniable force in the supply of piped natural gas. Serving 2.4 million customers in São Paulo, the company is a reference in the sector, driving the economy and sustainability throughout the state.

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Comgás Reduces Rates: Drivers Save Over 40% with CNG

Leading Natural Gas Distributor in Latin America Presents Significant Economic and Environmental Benefits for Consumers and Industry.

CNG: The Smart Choice for Drivers

Benefits Beyond the Road

Focus on Industry

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