Maldive Gas has temporarily reduced the amount of gas loaded into its cylinders due to difficulties importing gas amid sharp rises in global market prices, while continuing to charge customers at existing rates based on the weight supplied. The company said it is working to expand national storage capacity so it can store up to three months' worth of gas.
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Under the changes, a 10-kilogram cylinder will now be filled with seven kilograms of gas, a 22-kilogram cylinder with 14 kilograms, and a 45-kilogram cylinder with 31 kilograms.
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Under the changes, a 10-kilogram cylinder will now be filled with seven kilograms of gas, a 22-kilogram cylinder with 14 kilograms, and a 45-kilogram cylinder with 31 kilograms.
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In early February, Maldive Gas replaced the 10-kilogram cylinders it was selling with seven-kilogram cylinders, though the issue was later resolved.
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