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It is the only business that has been granted permission by India's Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) to develop the City Gas Distribution (CGD) Network in North Goa and Ponda, which covers a region of about 1675.81 sq. Km.

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Price of CNG as on 16 June 2023 in Ponda and Tiswadi taluka	Rs.83.50
Price of CNG as on 16 June 2023 in Bardez and Pernem taluka	Rs.83.50

Do’s and Don’ts of CNG 

The do’s and don’ts of CNG are given below: 

Do’s 

1. Use the brakes when refuelling 

1. Make that the fuel filler cap is closed after refuelling with CNG or petrol. 
2. Every three years from the date of the most recent testing or retesting of the cylinder by a government authorised CNG cylinder testing agency, the CNG cylinder has been checked. 
3. While filling it with petrol, turn the engine off.

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Don’ts 

1. Don't change the CNG system's settings. 

1. Never alter the CNG system's setup, settings, or components. 
2. Under no circumstances should the CNG cylinder be repaired; instead, contact an authorised workshop with any issues. 
3. Carry flammable items far away from the CNG cylinder. 
4. Never substitute an LPG or other gas cylinder for a CNG cylinder. 
5. Avoid stacking loads or bags on top of cylinders to prevent damage to the cylinder's pipe, hose, valve, etc. 

1. Never fill your vehicle with petrol other than CNG. 
2. The valves and other fittings on CNG cylinders shouldn't be lubricated with oil or any other type of lubricant. 
3. The cylinder valve should never be taken out of the cylinder assembly. Once the cylinder valve has been replaced or detached from the cylinder assembly, do not use it. 
4. Do not alter the CNG cylinder's colouring. 

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FAQs

• Can petrol or diesel vehicles in Goa be converted to run on CNG?

  In general, vehicles powered by petrol or diesel can be converted to run on compressed natural gas. However, the conversion process should be performed by qualified and experienced professionals that follow the proper safety and regulatory guidelines. To convert a vehicle to CNG, certain CNG parts such high-pressure cylinders, fuel lines, and an appropriate CNG kit must be installed. Speak with certified CNG conversion facilities or vehicle manufacturers to ensure a safe and reliable conversion process.

• How long is the lifespan of CNG?

  Typically, a CNG cylinder lasts 15 to 20 years. To be safe, you should get it hydro checked periodically. You can be certain that your CNG cylinder is in good shape by doing this. 

• How can I make my car run on compressed natural gas?

  You must speak with a licenced CNG conversion workshop or authorised repair centre if you want to convert your car to run on compressed natural gas. Your vehicle's suitability will be evaluated, and the necessary adjustments will be made so that it can run on CNG. 

• Is CNG offered in Goa?

  In Goa, CNG is indeed available. Throughout the state, CNG stations are available for vehicles to refuel using CNG. 

• In the summer, are CNG vehicles safe?

  Over the course of the summer, a CNG cylinder shouldn't have more than two-thirds of its whole volume replenished. This is because a full fuel tank is dangerous during the summer when temperatures soar to exceptionally high levels. 

• Does your car's engine suffer from a CNG kit?

  No. Your car's engine might be able to use CNG without any problems. There is no carbon production during burning because it is sent into the car's engine as petrol. Consequently, compared to alternative fuels, it lowers the chance that your car's engine would be damaged. 

• Can I use CNG in Goa in a two-wheeler or a three-wheeler?

  Yes, after conversion, CNG can be used in several two- and three-wheelers. It is crucial to remember that not all vehicles can be converted to run on compressed natural gas. To ascertain the viability and compatibility of CNG conversion for your vehicle, it is advised that you speak with authorised CNG conversion facilities or car manufacturers. 

• In Goa, how do I pay for CNG?

  Cash, debit or credit cards, as well as electronic payment apps, are all acceptable forms of payment for CNG. The approved forms of payment are often advertised at CNG stations in Goa, which normally have dedicated payment systems.