Archive · 19 Jul 2026
LPG, CNG, PNG Prices Stable Amid Global Tensions
The prices of LPG, CNG, and PNG in India have stayed the same for a while now.
The government has kept these prices stable to help people.
They have also removed some restrictions on LPG supplies.
This is important because India gets a lot of its oil and gas from West Asia, and there have been some problems there.
The government has also reduced the number of free LPG cylinders given to people under a special scheme.
This is to manage the supply better.
People are advised to keep track of price changes to plan their expenses.
LPG, CNG, and PNG prices have remained stable across India despite global tensions.
Domestic LPG cylinder prices have not changed since June 7, and commercial LPG prices since June 1.
The government has removed restrictions on non-domestic LPG supplies, restoring pre-crisis levels.
CNG and PNG rates were last hiked in May this year.
The government has reduced the number of subsidized LPG cylinders under the PMUY scheme from 9 to 4 per year.
- Who
- Indian consumers and the government
- What
- Stable prices for LPG, CNG, and PNG despite global tensions
- When
- Prices have remained stable since June 7 for domestic LPG and June 1 for commercial LPG, with CNG and PNG rates last hiked in May
- Where
- Across major cities in India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Noida, Gurugram, and Chandigarh
- Why
- To ease the burden on consumers amid global energy supply disruptions and tensions in West Asia
Government and Consumers
Energy Market Dynamics
Price Stability
Government and Consumers
The government has maintained stable prices for LPG, CNG, and PNG to ease the burden on consumers.
Energy Market Dynamics
Global tensions and supply disruptions can lead to price volatility, affecting market stability.
Supply Restrictions
Government and Consumers
The government has removed restrictions on non-domestic LPG supplies, restoring pre-crisis levels.
Energy Market Dynamics
Supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz can impact global energy markets and prices.
- Domestic LPG Price (₹/cylinder)
- 942 (Delhi), 944.50 (Bengaluru), 994 (Hyderabad), 941.50 (Mumbai), 957.50 (Chennai), 968 (Kolkata), 945.50 (Jaipur), 939.50 (Noida), 950.50 (Gurugram), 951.50 (Chandigarh)
- Commercial LPG Price (₹/cylinder)
- 3,113.50 (Delhi), 3,198.50 (Bengaluru), 3,367.50 (Hyderabad), 3,067.50 (Mumbai), 3,283.50 (Chennai), 3,255.50 (Kolkata), 3,141.50 (Jaipur), 3,113.50 (Noida), 3,130.50 (Gurugram), 3,136 (Chandigarh)
- CNG Price (₹/kg)
- 83.09 (Delhi), 97 (Bengaluru), 97 (Hyderabad), 86 (Mumbai), 97 (Chennai), 93.50 (Kolkata), 96 (Jaipur), 91.70 (Noida), 88.12 (Gurugram), 98.75 (Chandigarh)
- PNG Price (₹/SCM)
- 49.59 (Delhi), 53 (Bengaluru), 51 (Hyderabad), 51.50 (Mumbai), 50 (Chennai), 50 (Kolkata), 49.50 (Jaipur), 49.45 (Noida), 48.40 (Gurugram), 54.70 (Chandigarh)
- Brent Crude Price
- $88.10 per barrel
- US WTI Crude Price
- $82.49 per barrel
- PMUY Subsidized Cylinders
- Reduced from 9 to 4 per year
