From September 1, this is how much you pay for domestic and commercial cooking gas

Commercial Cooking Gas Becomes Cheaper, Domestic LPG Rates Unchanged: Oil marketing PSUs have revised the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders, cutting rates by Rs 51.5 per unit. The new prices are effective from September 1, 2025. However, there is no change in the price of domestic LPG cylinders this time as well.

Commercial LPG cheaper by Rs 51.50 per cylinder (19 kg)

With the latest revision, the retail price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in the national capital now stands at Rs 1,580 per unit.

This is the price businesses -- such as restaurants, hotels and catering service providers -- have to pay for LPG refills.

In Mumbai, the price stands at Rs 1,531.5 per cylinder. 

In Kolkata and Chennai, the new prices are Rs 1,684 and Rs 1,738 per 19-kg unit. 

LPG Price With Effect From September 1: Commercial cylinder rates cut again, domestic LPG rates unchanged

This marks a fifth back-to-back downward revision in the price of commercial LPG. 

Previously, commercial LPG prices had continued to be higher for a few months.

Here is a summary of the commercial LPG rates (in rupees per cylinder) in the four metros so far in 2025: 

No relief yet for households; 14.2 kg refill price remains unchanged

Domestic LPG prices, however, remain unchanged for yet another month.

The cost of a 14.2 kg household cylinder is still the same across major metros:

• Delhi: Rs 853 
• Mumbai: Rs 852.5 
• Kolkata: Rs 879 
• Chennai: Rs 868.5 

These are the non-subsidised rates for domestic-use cooking gas. 

Which factors impact LPG price revisions?

Currently, state-run oil marketing companies -- Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petroleum -- review domestic and commercial LPG rates from time to time, aligning them with international benchmark rates and forex rates from the beginning of every month.