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Gas supplies ease Wuhan shortage
Source: Xinhua |
November 30, 2009, Monday
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WUHAN, capital of central China's Hubei Province, once grappling with a natural gas shortage, has resumed its natural gas supplies to industrial users since last Friday.
An executive from the Wuhan Natural Gas Company said on Saturday that this was because of more gas supplies from the upstream providers.
Wuhan has suffered the worst gas shortage in five years as it was hit by cold weather that was unusual in early November.
The city government started to cut natural gas supplies to industrial users on November 17 in an effort to ensure residential supplies.
The gas supplies to taxis was also cut off.
An executive from the Wuhan Natural Gas Company said on Saturday that this was because of more gas supplies from the upstream providers.
Wuhan has suffered the worst gas shortage in five years as it was hit by cold weather that was unusual in early November.
The city government started to cut natural gas supplies to industrial users on November 17 in an effort to ensure residential supplies.
The gas supplies to taxis was also cut off.
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