Historical Data of Gas Prices in India
Gas prices in India are revised every month by Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs). The OMCs that determine gas rates in India are Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Indian Oil Corporation Limited.
Gas prices in the country depend on several factors such as the prices of crude oil in the international markets, custom duty, insurance, the value of the rupee against the dollar, ocean freight, etc.
Over the years, gas prices have fluctuated in India. The prices of LPG cylinders are different in every city because of local taxes.
14.2 kg Non-Subsidised LPG Prices in India from 2020
Given in the table below are the LPG prices in Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Kolkata from 2020
Month/Year | Chennai (Rs.) | Mumbai (Rs.) | Kolkata (Rs.) | Delhi (Rs.) |
March 2024 | Rs.1,068.50 | Rs.1,052.50 | Rs.1,079.00 | Rs.1,103.00 |
February 2024 | Rs.1,018.50 | Rs.1,002.50 | Rs.1,029.00 | Rs.1,053.00 |
August 2023 | Rs.918.50 | Rs.902.50 | Rs.929.00 | Rs.903.00 |
March 2023 | Rs.1,118.50 | Rs.1,102.50 | Rs.1,129.00 | Rs.1,103.00 |
February 2023 | Rs.1,068.50 | Rs.1,052.50 | Rs.1,079.00 | Rs.1,053.00 |
24 October 2022 | Rs.1,068.50 | Rs.1,052.50 | Rs.1,079.00 | Rs.1,053.00 |
19 May 2022 | Rs.1,018.50 | Rs.1,002.50 | Rs.1,029.00 | 1,003.00 |
7 May 2022 | Rs.1,015.50 | Rs.999.50 | Rs.1,026.00 | Rs.999.50 |
22 March 2022 | Rs.965.50 | Rs.949.50 | Rs.976.00 | Rs.949.50 |
6 October 2021 | Rs.915.50 | Rs.889.50 | Rs.926.00 | Rs.899.50 |
1 September 2021 | Rs.900.50 | Rs.884.50 | Rs.911.00 | Rs.884.50 |
17 August 2021 | Rs.875.50 | Rs.859.50 | Rs.886.00 | Rs.859.50 |
1 July 2021 | Rs.850.50 | Rs.834.50 | Rs.861.00 | Rs.834.50 |
1 June 2021 | Rs.825.00 | Rs.809.00 | Rs.835.50 | Rs.809.00 |
1 May 2021 | Rs.825.00 | Rs.809.00 | Rs.835.50 | Rs.809.00 |
1 April 2021 | Rs.825.00 | Rs.809.00 | Rs.835.50 | Rs.809.00 |
1 March 2021 | Rs.835.00 | Rs.819.00 | Rs.845.50 | Rs.819.00 |
25 February 2021 | Rs.810.00 | Rs.794.00 | Rs.820.50 | Rs.794.00 |
15 February 2021 | Rs.785.00 | Rs.769.00 | Rs.795.50 | Rs.769.00 |
4 February 2021 | Rs.735.00 | Rs.719.00 | Rs.745.50 | Rs.719.00 |
1 January 2021 | Rs.710.00 | Rs.694.00 | Rs.720.50 | Rs.694.00 |
15 December 2020 | Rs.710.00 | Rs.694.00 | Rs.720.50 | Rs.694.00 |
2 December 2020 | Rs.660.00 | Rs.644.00 | Rs.670.50 | Rs.644.00 |
1 November 2020 | Rs.610.00 | Rs.594.00 | Rs.620.50 | Rs.594.00 |
1 October 2020 | Rs.610.00 | Rs.594.00 | Rs.620.50 | Rs.594.00 |
1 September 2020 | Rs.610.00 | Rs.594.00 | Rs.620.50 | Rs.594.00 |
1 August 2020 | Rs.610.50 | Rs.594.00 | Rs.621.00 | Rs.594.00 |
1 July 2020 | Rs.610.50 | Rs.594.00 | Rs.620.50 | Rs.594.00 |
1 June 2020 | Rs.606.50 | Rs.590.50 | Rs.616.00 | Rs.593.00 |
1 May 2020 | Rs.569.50 | Rs.579.00 | Rs.584.50 | Rs.581.50 |
1 April 2020 | Rs.761.50 | Rs.714.50 | Rs.774.50 | Rs.744.00 |
1 March 2020 | Rs.826.00 | Rs.776.50 | Rs.839.50 | Rs.805.50 |
12 February 2020 | Rs.881.00 | Rs.829.50 | Rs.896.00 | Rs.858.50 |
1 January 2020 | Rs.734.00 | Rs.684.50 | Rs.747.00 | Rs.714.00 |
Factors That Affect LPG Cylinder Prices in India
Some of the factors that affect the price of an LPG cylinder in India are mentioned below:
- Crude oil prices in the global markets.
- Insurance costs.
- Port charges.
- Dealer commissions.
- The value of the rupee against the dollar.
- Marketing costs.
- Bottling costs.
- Custom duties.
- Local taxes.
Difference Between Subsidised and Non-Subsidised LPG Cylinders
Non-subsidised LPG cylinder prices are the rates that the OMCs determine. Individuals who come under the DBT-PAHAL scheme can purchase gas cylinders at a subsidised rate. The subsidised rates are provided by the government. Individuals who fall under the scheme will need to purchase the cylinder for the non-subsidised rate and will receive the subsidy amount to his/her bank account.
Month/Year | Subsidy Rate | Non-Subsidy Rate |
February 2020 | 567.02 | 858.50 |
February 2019 | 493.53 | 659.00 |
February 2018 | 495.63 | 736.00 |
LPG Subsidy
LPG subsidy is provided to poor women and eligible beneficiaries (around 9 crore) under the Ujjwala scheme. Other users, inclusive of households, will have to pay the non-subsidised price to purchase a gas cylinder. Individuals who are fall under the scheme can avail 12 cylinders at a subsidised rate in a year. Rs.200 will be provided as a subsidy for each cylinder and will be debited in the beneficiary’s bank account.
On 17 October 2022, the Gujarat government announced that they will provide two LPG cylinders for free to individuals who have received gas cylinders under the Ujjwala scheme. Beneficiaries will receive the subsidy amount within three days from the date they have purchased the cylinder.
FAQs on Gas Price Trends
- Can I have two different gas connections under my name?
No, you can have only one gas connection under your name.
- How many gas cylinders can be purchased at a subsidised rate under the Ujjwala scheme?
Twelve gas cylinders can be purchased at a subsidised rate every year under the Ujjwala scheme.
- Can I book an LPG cylinder refill on the Paytm app?
Yes, you can book an LPG cylinder refill on the Paytm app.
- Can I book an LPG cylinder on the Umang app?
Yes, an LPG cylinder can be booked on the Umang app.
- Is it possible to apply for a new gas connection online?
Yes, you can visit the official website of the distributor to apply for a new gas connection.
- Will gas prices vary from city to city?
Yes, gas prices will not be the same in every city.
- Can I book an LPG cylinder refill on the Amazon mobile app?
Yes, you can book an LPG cylinder refill on the Amazon mobile app.
News About Gas Prices in India
Rs.111 Increase in 19-kg Commercial LPG from 1st January
From 1 January 2026, the price of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders has increased by Rs.111 in most major cities, while domestic LPG prices remain unchanged. The new rates for commercial cylinders are Rs.1,691.50 in Delhi (up from Rs.1,580.50), Rs.1,642.50 in Mumbai (from Rs.1,531.50), Rs.1,795 in Kolkata (from Rs.1,684), and Rs.1,849.50 in Chennai (from Rs.1,739.50). This rise in prices has led to higher operating costs and could potentially result in increased food prices at hotels, restaurants, and dhabas. Domestic LPG cylinders of 14.2-kg remain stable, with prices at Rs.853 in Delhi, Rs.852.50 in Mumbai, Rs.879 in Kolkata, and Rs.868.50 in Chennai. It provides relief to household consumers despite the rise in commercial fuel costs.
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