Gas Detection
Scotland Gas Network 'monitoring gas leak'
Sep 16 2009
Not for the first time this week, rush-hour commuters faced delays last night after a major route was closed for more than 24 hours, according to the Scottish Herald newspaper.
Spokeswoman Sharon Miller McKenzie said that the organisation - which is owned by Scotia Gas Networks, the second-largest gas distribution firm in the UK - made the decision to close the city's Argyle Street in order to monitor the leak and make sure that there are no safety concerns.
"We received information a few days beforehand about the leak and then followed our process. That is absolutely normal," she stated.
Ms Miller McKenzie added that all potential effects of stopping the traffic and opening up the roads have been considered.
Meanwhile, according to a spokeswoman for FirstBus, a streamlined approach is needed from all agencies involved in traffic management to minimise disruption when problems occur.
Written by Joseph Hutton
Digital Edition
AET 28.2 April/May 2024
May 2024
Business News - Teledyne Marine expands with the acquisition of Valeport - Signal partners with gas analysis experts in Korea Air Monitoring - Continuous Fine Particulate Emission Monitor...
View all digital editions
Events
Jul 10 2024 Birmingham, UK
Jul 21 2024 Cape Town, South Africa
Australasian Waste & Recycling Expo
Jul 24 2024 Sydney, Australia
Jul 30 2024 Jakarta, Indonesia
China Energy Summit & Exhibition
Jul 31 2024 Beijing, China