LPG, CNG & PNG Prices Across India – September 18 2026 Update

India’s kitchen‑fuel market is humming along, but the numbers keep shifting. On 18 September 2026, the cost of LPG, CNG and PNG moved in step with a volatile Brent price that nudged close to $108 a barrel after a six‑percent jump the day before.

For most families, LPG remains the go‑to cooking fuel. Yet many urban dwellers are turning to CNG or PNG because they tend to stay steadier in price, especially when crude markets get jittery.

Below you’ll find the rates that were quoted on September 10 (the most recent data released by state distributors) for the 14 kg and 19 kg LPG cylinders, plus CNG per kilogram and PNG per standard cubic metre (SCM). Prices are in Indian rupees.

14 kg LPG cylinder

19 kg LPG cylinder (commercial)

CNG – price per kilogram

PNG – price per standard cubic metre

Why do these numbers matter? Crude oil has been on a roller‑coaster lately, spurred by the flare‑up in West Asia and diplomatic tussles over the Red Sea corridor. Even a modest swing in Brent can ripple through the domestic fuel chain, nudging LPG distributors and CNG stations to adjust tariffs.

For households watching their monthly bills, the takeaway is simple: keep an eye on the headline oil news, but also compare your local dealer’s price. A few rupees per kilogram can add up over a year.

Stay tuned – fuel prices tend to shift again within days, especially as the geopolitical backdrop evolves.