Argentina is experiencing gas supply restrictions for industrial customers and Compressed Natural Gas (GNC) stations due to a severe cold snap. Distributors began curtailing service to clients with interruptible contracts on Thursday, prioritizing residential gas supply. La Plata is the most affected city, with 40 out of its 46 GNC stations facing potential supply disruptions during periods of intense cold. The measures are intended to ensure sufficient gas availability for heating in homes as temperatures plummet. This rationing impacts industries reliant on natural gas for their operations, potentially leading to production slowdowns. Authorities have not specified the duration of these restrictions, but they are directly linked to the ongoing cold weather conditions and increased demand. The situation highlights the country’s vulnerability to energy supply challenges during extreme weather events.