Commercial LPG, PNG, and CNG Prices Hiked Across Major Indian Cities on September 2 Amid Global Crude Pressures State-run oil marketing companies updated fuel tariffs on September 2, 2026, increasing 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder prices alongside PNG and CNG rate revisions, while domestic LPG prices remained unchanged. Fuel tariffs in India witnessed a fresh upward revision on September 2, 2026, as state-owned oil marketing companies increased the prices of commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders, piped natural gas (PNG), and compressed natural gas (CNG) across key metropolitan areas. Commercial LPG cylinder rates rose between Rs 9.50 and Rs 11.50 per unit. In Mumbai, Mahanagar Gas marked up PNG by Rs 1 per SCM, while CNG prices surged by up to Rs 2 per kg in cities including Delhi, Mumbai, and Meerut. Conversely, retail consumers received relief as domestic 14.2 kg LPG cylinder prices were left unrevised for the month. Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Up After Two Consecutive Reductions Reversing the trend of price cuts over the past two months, oil companies hiked the tariffs for 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders. In New Delhi and Mumbai, prices rose by Rs 9.50 each, bringing the cost of a commercial cylinder to Rs 2,747.50 in Delhi and Rs 2,701.00 in Mumbai. Kolkata recorded the sharpest increase of Rs 11.50 per cylinder, lifting the price to Rs 2,884.00. In Chennai, the commercial cylinder price advanced by Rs 10.50 to Rs 2,916.50. Bangalore saw an increase of Rs 10.00, placing the rate at Rs 2,831.00 per cylinder. Patna remains the most expensive location for commercial LPG at Rs 3,029.00 per cylinder following an Rs 11.00 hike, with Hyderabad registering Rs 2,996.00 (+Rs 11.00) and Bhubaneswar at Rs 2,919.00 (+Rs 11.00). Revised rates across other key cities stand as follows • Gurgaon: ₹2,764.50 (+₹9.50) • Noida: ₹2,747.50 (+₹9.50) • Chandigarh: ₹2,769.50 (+₹9.50) • Jaipur: ₹2,776.00 (+₹10.50) • Lucknow: ₹2,870.00 (+₹9.50) • Thiruvananthapuram: ₹2,784.00 (+₹10.00) Domestic 14.2 kg LPG Cylinder Rates Remain Unchanged Household budgets faced no additional burden as 14.2 kg domestic LPG prices stayed unchanged for September 2026. The price stands at Rs 942.00 per cylinder in New Delhi and Rs 941.50 in Mumbai. Domestic gas continues to be priced at Rs 968.00 in Kolkata and Rs 957.50 in Chennai. Noida offers the most affordable domestic LPG at Rs 939.50 per cylinder. In Bangalore, the rate is Rs 944.50, while Jaipur stands at Rs 945.50, Gurgaon at Rs 950.50, Thiruvananthapuram at Rs 951.00, and Chandigarh at Rs 951.50. Bhubaneswar matches Kolkata at Rs 968.00, Lucknow is priced at Rs 979.50, Hyderabad stands at Rs 994.00, and Patna remains above the thousand-rupee mark at Rs 1,031.50 per cylinder. Piped Natural Gas (PNG) Tariff Adjustments For household piped gas supplies, Mahanagar Gas adjusted PNG tariffs upward in Mumbai by Rs 1 per SCM, bringing the current retail price to Rs 51.50 per SCM. Rates in other metros and major urban centres reflect varying figures based on local levies and distribution networks. PNG is available at Rs 49.59 per SCM in Delhi, Rs 50.00 in Kolkata, Rs 50.00 in Chennai, and Rs 53.00 in Bangalore. Further rates include Gurgaon at Rs 48.40, Noida at Rs 49.45, Patna at Rs 49.44, Jaipur at Rs 49.50, Hyderabad and Thiruvananthapuram at Rs 51.00, Bhubaneswar at Rs 45.33, Chandigarh at Rs 54.70, and Lucknow at Rs 56.50 per SCM. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Price Updates Vehicular CNG users in select markets experienced price increases up to Rs 2 per kg. Mumbai and Meerut saw a full Rs 2.00 per kg increase, taking prices to Rs 88.00 per kg in Mumbai and Rs 93.50 per kg in Meerut. Rates in New Delhi and the broader NCR region held steady at Rs 86.98 per kg. CNG is priced at Rs 97.00 per kg in both Chennai and Bangalore. Hyderabad holds the distinction of having the most expensive CNG at Rs 112.00 per kg, followed by Mathura at Rs 100.00 and Firozabad at Rs 99.00. Other reported regional rates include Bharatpur and Dewas at Rs 97.50, Sonipat at Rs 94.00, and Rewari at Rs 91.59 per kg. Geopolitical Supply Risks and Crude Oil Volatility The upward revision in commercial gas and fuel prices stems primarily from firming global crude oil quotations and heightened geopolitical friction between the US and Iran. Renewed tensions in the Middle East have threatened maritime transit stability through the vital Strait of Hormuz chokepoint, through which a substantial portion of international oil and gas shipments pass. These international supply chain risks reverberate across petroleum product pricing globally, prompting Indian fuel retailers to adjust domestic non-subsidised and commercial tariffs. What this means for you The price revisions directly affect commercial establishments, eateries, and CNG vehicle commuters, while domestic household cooking budgets remain protected. • Across India: Domestic 14.2 kg LPG rates remain unchanged, ensuring no direct impact on household kitchen budgets. However, higher 19 kg commercial cylinder rates may lead to increased dining-out costs and catering charges. • In Mumbai: An Rs 1 per SCM hike in PNG and an Rs 2 per kg rise in CNG will increase daily commuting costs for auto/taxi drivers and raise piped gas bills for home users. • In Delhi and NCR: While CNG rates remain steady at Rs 86.98 per kg, commercial LPG cylinder prices increased by Rs 9.50, adding operational overheads for local restaurants and eateries. • In Kolkata and Patna: Kolkata saw the steepest commercial LPG hike of Rs 11.50 per cylinder and Patna reached Rs 3,029, raising fuel input costs for regional food and hospitality businesses. Questions & Answers 1. What is the price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder on September 2, 2026? Domestic LPG stays unchanged at Rs 942.00 in Delhi, Rs 941.50 in Mumbai, Rs 968.00 in Kolkata, Rs 957.50 in Chennai, and Rs 1,031.50 in Patna. 2. How much did commercial LPG cylinder prices increase? Commercial 19 kg LPG cylinder prices were hiked by Rs 9.50 to Rs 11.50, bringing the rate to Rs 2,747.50 in Delhi and Rs 2,884.00 in Kolkata. 3. What are the updated PNG and CNG rates in Mumbai? In Mumbai, PNG went up by Rs 1 to Rs 51.50 per SCM, while CNG increased by Rs 2 to Rs 88.00 per kg. 4. Why have gas prices been revised upward? The hike is attributed to elevated global crude oil prices and supply disruption fears around the Strait of Hormuz due to US-Iran tensions. https://trendkia.com/en/money/delhi-mumbai-sameta-desha-ke-kai-shaharon-men-mahnge-hue-kamarshiyala-lpg-png-aura-cng-janie-2-sitnbara-ki-nai-daren-26151 TrendKia — Har trend, sabse pehle.