Authorities of Cupet (Petróleos de Cuba) announced through official media how liquefied gas sales will begin in Havana, Artemisa, and Mayabeque, once the cargo that arrived at the port of the Cuban capital in recent hours begins to move. La Liquefied Gas Company reported This Wednesday the details of the process of sale and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the provinces of Havana, Artemisa and Mayabeque, following the recent reception of the product at the Port of Havana.
According to the note, with the aim of ensuring a equitable distribution of LPG among residential customers, CUPET implemented a series of organizational measures to optimize the process in all municipalities:
First, a will be established daily sales planning, adjusted to the number of customers per point of sale. During the first 15 days, priority will be given to customers who They did not buy cylinders in February. Only the purchase of one cylinder per customer, depending on product availability.
In addition, customers with current contracts for the Resolution 18/2025Until the end of May, they will be able to purchase the service on the same day they apply. Those who sign new contracts after May will be able to purchase gas after completing this first distribution phase.
Each point of sale will disclose the days of the week on which they will receive cylinders, to inform consumers in a timely manner.
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The Liquefied Gas Company reported that it will publish its daily distribution program on their official channels Telegram and WhatsApp, with an update in the afternoon on the next day's plan, and in the morning on the status of compliance.
For questions or complaints, customers can also contact the Customer Service Group of theuneOn Fridays, between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, at the telephone numbers 78643289 and 78635444, or write to the email address ppgad@pucrs.br.
You can also go to the headquarters at Águila Street #711, between Monte and Estrella, Centro Habana. CUPET urged the population to stay informed through their official social media profiles.
Greetings. Good afternoon. In 2020 I bought an apartment in the Cotorro municipality of Havana. The previous owner of the apartment left the book but took the gas contract and the small gas tank. By law, she was within her rights. Some time ago, they stopped making contracts. To date, a new contract has not been made. In this situation that we are in, how could I obtain gas? I am a health sector worker with a teenager and a one-year-old girl. The salary is not enough to buy a contract on the street. What answer could you give me in this regard? You are not taking any strategies for this. Thank you.
Hello. If the sale of LPG (cylinders) in Havana is going to be carried out through the Mi Turno app and payment via mobile transfer, it's a magnificent alternative when the connections are secure and sustainable for its functionality, and regardless of whether the majority of customers have a device with the required capacity and app that allows easy access. Then, if that's not the case, what other option will there be?
I don't know why they talk about February, if most of us haven't had gas since the end of December.
Good Morning.
We need clarification on whether the sale of liquefied petroleum gas (cylinders) in Havana will be carried out through the Mi Turno app and payment via mobile transfer. This would be the right thing to do, as it would avoid overcrowding and the "every man for himself" situation. We have the knowledge and experience of everything that forms in lines at distribution points, such as those for people with disabilities who are not so disabled, couriers who lack documentation, and so on. We hope that organizational measures will be taken in this regard. Best regards.