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New LPG Safety Standards Now Mandatory | Guyana News

New LPG Safety Standards Now Mandatory | Guyana News

Published 6 days, 10 hours ago
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The government just rolled out mandatory new safety standards for LPG cylinders and regulators — a major move to protect users. Two national standards, GYS 264 for cylinders and GYS 523 for regulators, now require all products to meet strict safety, durability, and labeling rules. Cylinders must include pressure relief devices, be clearly marked with specs and dates, and can’t have dents or corrosion. Regulators must use approved materials that resist cracking and degrade under normal use. Enforcement is split between the Guyana Energy Agency and GNBS, with public feedback still open until September 30, 2026. Manufacturers and sellers must comply — and you can review the full specs at GNBS in Sophia or online at www.gnbsgy.org.

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