LPG Gas Shortage in India News Live Update: Centre pushes for rapid expansion of PNG networks in urban areas amid LPG 'crunch'
The Indian government has increased the allocation of commercial LPG to states and Union Territories by 20% to meet growing demand from industries. The move aims to expand city gas distribution and prioritize labour-intensive and process industries, with Gujarat targeting 50,000 new PNG connections in 10 days.
The Indian government has raised the allocation of commercial LPG to states and Union Territories by 20%. This increase brings the total supply to 70% of pre-conflict levels. The additional quota will be provided to industrial units registered with oil marketing companies and connected to piped gas networks. However, units requiring LPG for specialized processes will be exempted. The government has prioritized labour-intensive and process industries. Gujarat has set a target of providing over 50,000 new PNG connections in 10 days following the prime minister's appeal.
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