New Delhi: Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL), covering its Karnal and Kaithal Geographical Areas (GAs), and HP Oil Gas Pvt. Ltd., covering Ambala and Kurukshetra GAs, have signed a Mutual Aid Agreement to strengthen emergency response capabilities in their respective City Gas Distribution (CGD) operations.
The collaboration is aimed at enhancing safety, operational efficiency and resilience by enabling greater coordination and mutual support during emergency situations.
IGL and HP Oil Gas Strengthen Emergency Response
The Mutual Aid Agreement establishes a framework for cooperation between the two companies in responding to emergencies related to their CGD operations.
The collaboration is expected to support:
- Faster emergency response
- Improved coordination between teams
- Enhanced safety practices
- Better utilisation of available resources
- Greater operational resilience
By working together, the companies can strengthen their preparedness for emergency situations and improve the overall safety of CGD infrastructure.
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Agreement Covers Four Geographical Areas
The agreement brings together IGL’s operations in Karnal and Kaithal and HP Oil Gas’ operations in Ambala and Kurukshetra.
The partnership creates an opportunity for teams operating in these adjoining geographical areas to coordinate their emergency response efforts and support each other when required.
Such mutual-aid arrangements can help improve preparedness and ensure a more coordinated response during operational emergencies.
Senior Officials Attend Signing Ceremony
Senior representatives from both companies were present during the agreement signing ceremony.
From IGL, the participating officials included:
- Mr. Sunny Chand Verma, GA Head – Karnal GA & Kaithal GA
- Mr. Pushpendra Sharma, DGM – F&S
From HP Oil Gas Pvt. Ltd., the officials present included:
- Mr. Avneet Ghanara, GA Head – Ambala & Kurukshetra GA
- Mr. Rishabh Bhatnagar, Manager – HSE
The participation of officials from operations, safety and health, safety and environment functions underlines the focus on coordinated emergency preparedness.
Focus on Safety and Operational Resilience
The Mutual Aid Agreement marks a step towards strengthening safety and resilience across CGD operations.
The collaboration is expected to facilitate greater cooperation between the companies and support effective emergency management, while contributing to safer and more efficient operations across the four geographical areas.
About IGL
Indraprastha Gas Limited is one of India’s leading city gas distribution companies engaged in supplying natural gas to households, industries, and the transport sector. The company plays a key role in promoting cleaner energy solutions through its expanding CNG and PNG infrastructure across major regions.
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