How to supervise the price of natural gas transmission and distribution?

In recent years, while promoting the market-oriented reform of natural gas prices, the National Development and Reform Commission has deployed various localities to strengthen the supervision of transmission and distribution prices, reduce intermediate links, reduce excessive transmission and distribution prices, and standardize the charging behavior of pipe network enterprises, and achieved remarkable results. According to the news, by strengthening the supervision of natural gas transmission and distribution prices, gas companies in Guangxi, Zhejiang and Shanghai save 654.38+0.4 billion yuan annually.

For example, Guangxi Autonomous Region reduced the price of short-distance pipeline transportation in the region from 0.36 yuan per cubic meter to 0.2 yuan, with a reduction rate of about 44%, and cancelled the charges of "back-to-back" off-take stations without substantial pipeline network investment within a limited time, thus reducing the gas burden of downstream users by more than 6,543.8 billion yuan every year. Zhejiang Province has regulated the unreasonable charging behavior of Hangzhou Natural Gas Pipeline Company, and ordered Hangzhou Pipeline Company to cancel the "back-to-back" substation charging of 0. 1 17 yuan per cubic meter, thus reducing the gas burden of downstream users by more than 6 million yuan every year.

In accordance with the reform aim of "opening the pipe network to the third party and reducing the intermediate price increase", Shanghai changed the gas supply of 28 enterprises in Shanghai Chemical Industry Zone from the original property company under Chemical Industry Zone Development Co., Ltd. to the direct gas supply of the Municipal Gas Group, with the price increase range reduced from 0.42 yuan /m3 to 0. 17 yuan /m3, and the price reduction range reached about 60%, with a total of 28 enterprises. Enterprises in the park have said that the natural gas price reform has brought tangible benefits to enterprises. Source: People's Network