After the Municipalities of Buddusò and Sedilo, the conversion plan of the city network from LPG to methane, published by the local distributor Medea, continues. By the end of August, natural gas will also arrive in the Municipalities of Simala (21/08) and Siurgus Donigala (30/08).

the municipalities involved

In September the Municipalities of Mandas , Valledoria and Santadi will follow, while in October it will be the turn of Genoni, Terralba and Arbus. The program will conclude in December with Budoni and the completion of the conversion of Olbia, divided into three phases. Gaxa, the main Sardinian energy supplier, has extended its offer dedicated to methane to these locations.

How to switch to methane?

Switching to natural gas will be simple. For customers already served by LPG on the network, it will be enough to sign the new supply contract with Gaxa and only proceed with the adaptation of the internal system. Those not yet served by the gas network will have to request the connection, sign the contract indicating what to use the natural gas for (cooking, heating and/or hot water), and build the plant. By entrusting the work to the technical staff working with Gaxa, the cost of building or adapting the system will be borne by the Sardinian company up to a maximum of 500 euros, VAT included .

In order to ensure continuity of supply, the contract must be signed before the conversion date. By the end of 2023, over 35,000 Sardinian families will be able to choose methane , benefiting from the option with a lower environmental impact and savings of up to 30% compared to LPG on the network.

Gaxa's offer

Gaxa currently supplies network gas to over 55,000 customers in 85 municipalities on the island , offering Sardinian families methane and other gas networks. For more information on how to switch to methane with Gaxa, you can call the free toll-free number 800 050 101, active from Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 18.00, consult the website www.gaxaenergia.it or go to one of the stores present on the Sardinian territory.

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