There are many changes in the country on the first day of every month. Since the beginning of the month, the common man has been shocked. The increase in the price of commercial LPG cylinders has increased. The increase in the price of cylinders has increased the concern especially for business customers. The price of commercial LPG cylinders has increased by 9 rupees and 50 paisas, not by 1 rupee or 2 rupees. Oil companies review the price of LPG cylinders and issue new prices. September 1st means, today the price of commercial gas cylinders has increased. The price of a 19 kg cylinder has increased by 9 rupees and 50 paisas.
The price of commercial gas cylinders has increased by 9 tankas and 50 paisas. In Delhi, its price has reached 2747.50. This is not the first time that the price of gas cylinders has changed. The price of gas cylinders has changed many times this year. Let’s find out where and how much the new commercial gas cylinder price is.
Commercial gas cylinder price:
Delhi – Rs 2747.50
Noida – Rs 2747.50
Kolkata – Rs 2982
Chennai – Rs 2916.50
Mumbai – Rs 2701
Who will be affected? Commercial LPG cylinders are mainly used in hotels, restaurants, dhabas, canteens and other commercial establishments. Therefore, a rise or fall in price directly affects the expenses of these businesses, and it can also affect the price of food. When prices increase, restaurants and hotels increase the prices of food items, which increases the burden of inflation on the common man.
CNG-PNG prices increased; People living in Maharashtra’s capital Mumbai have suffered a big blow. CNG and PNG prices have increased again in Mumbai. CNG has been increased by Rs 2 per kg. Domestic PNG prices have been increased by Rs 1 per SCM. Now the new price of CNG is Rs 88. This price hike is likely to lead to a hike in the cost of living. The new rates have been implemented from today.
Prices have been falling for 2 consecutive months – In August, the price of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder was reduced for the second consecutive month. After the reduction, the price in Delhi fell by Rs 192 to Rs 2,738. In Mumbai, the price fell by Rs 194 to Rs 2,691.50, in Kolkata by Rs 209 to Rs 2,817.50 and in Chennai by Rs 200 to Rs 2,906. Earlier, on July 1, 2026, the price of a commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi was reduced by Rs 183.50. This brought the price to Rs 2,930. This means that commercial gas prices have fallen for two consecutive months in July and August.
