Immediate response by Enaon EDA’s Emergency Intervention Center following reports of a strong odor in areas of Attica
Following calls received yesterday by Enaon EDA’s Emergency Intervention Center regarding an odor detected in the atmosphere in areas of Attica, the company informs that the inspections process has been completed yesterday at 22:30, and no natural gas leak has been detected, nor has any finding been identified that is related to the gas distribution network.
The competent standby crews immediately proceeded to the areas of Attica from which multiple calls from citizens were received, in order to carry out the necessary technical inspections. The company reinforced its Emergency Intervention structure and mobilized specialized equipment for the inspections.
The Enaon EDA Emergency Intervention Center received more than 356 calls from residents in areas such as Voula, Vouliagmeni, Vari, Glyfada, Ilioupoli, Argyroupoli, Palaio Faliro, Nea Smyrni and Vyronas.
Totally, more than 28 technical crews proceeded to the aforementioned areas to carry out the necessary inspections, while two vehicles equipped with Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) technology from the Picarro Surveyor system were also deployed for additional checks. This technology is up to 1,000 times more effective in terms of sensitivity and accuracy compared with traditional methods, enabling rapid and reliable detection across extensive inspection areas.
The company remains in cooperation with the competent authorities and always operates with public safety, personnel protection, and infrastructure integrity as top priorities, contributing to the uninterrupted and safe distribution of natural gas.
It is reminded that for any safety issue concerning the natural gas distribution network, consumers may contact Enaon EDA’s Emergency Intervention Center at 800 1187 878, available 24 hours a day.