What are LPG, PNG, CNG and LNG? From cooking gas in homes to fuel for vehicles and industries, these gases play a major role in daily life. Here’s a simple guide explaining their full forms, key ...

The Indian household and hospitality market are feeling the ripple effects of the United States and Israel's war on Iran. In several cities, consumers have reported longer waiting times for LPG ...

PNG vs LPG in India is a common question as more cities shift to piped natural gas. Here's a simple guide to the difference, ...

Recent energy studies suggest electric cooking using induction can be cheaper than LPG in many scenarios. In India, e-cooking has been estimated to be 37 percent cheaper than non-subsidised LPG and ...

As gas pipeline networks expand across cities, households are gradually shifting to PNG because of convenience, safety and cost benefits ...

The fuel crisis in India has begun affecting not just LPG cylinders but also piped natural gas (PNG) in parts of Delhi-NCR.

For many Indians, LPG cylinders have been the most common cooking fuel for years. However, PNG or Piped Natural Gas is gradually becoming a popular alternative across the country.

India’s LPG consumption doubled from 15 MMT in 2011-12 to 31 MMT in 2024-25, with over 93% growth met by imports, IISD says, ...

Residents in Pune have criticized a new central government directive requiring households with piped natural gas (PNG) ...