LPG CNG PNG Prices Today, November 11, 2026, bring mixed news for consumers across India.
Commercial LPG cylinder prices have increased by Rs 8 to Rs 17 in different cities, while CNG rates have also gone up by Re 1 to Rs 2 in several locations.
However, domestic LPG cylinder prices remain unchanged, offering some relief to household consumers.
Piped Natural Gas (PNG) prices have also remained stable across the cities covered in the latest November price revision.
The latest rates are particularly important for households, restaurant owners, transport operators and businesses that depend on gas for their daily operations.
LPG CNG PNG Prices Today in India
The latest price revision for November 2026 has affected commercial LPG and CNG users differently across the country.
Oil marketing companies increased the price of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders from November 1. The increase ranges from Rs 8 to Rs 17, depending on the city.
Meanwhile, the price of the 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder has remained unchanged since June 7, 2026.
CNG prices have also increased in selected cities, while PNG rates have remained broadly unchanged during November.
Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices on November 11
Commercial LPG has become more expensive for businesses using 19-kg cylinders. The highest increase among the listed cities was Rs 17 in Kolkata and Patna.
Here are the latest commercial LPG prices:
– Delhi: Rs 2,820, up Rs 10
– Mumbai: Rs 2,775, up Rs 10.50
– Kolkata: Rs 2,971, up Rs 17
– Chennai: Rs 2,994.50, up Rs 11.50
– Bengaluru: Rs 2,909, up Rs 11
– Hyderabad: Rs 3,081, up Rs 16
– Patna: Rs 3,117.50, up Rs 17
– Bhubaneswar: Rs 3,004, up Rs 16
– Lucknow: Rs 2,942, up Rs 9.50
– Jaipur: Rs 2,847, up Rs 8
– Chandigarh: Rs 2,843.50, up Rs 10.50
– Thiruvananthapuram: Rs 2,861.50, up Rs 12.50
– Gurgaon: Rs 2,838, up Rs 10
– Noida: Rs 2,820, up Rs 10
Among these cities, Patna has the highest commercial LPG price at Rs 3,117.50, while Mumbai has the lowest at Rs 2,775.
Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices Remain Unchanged
There is some relief for household consumers as the price of the 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder has not increased for November 2026.
The domestic cylinder rates in major cities are:- Delhi: Rs 942
– Mumbai: Rs 941.50
– Kolkata: Rs 968
– Chennai: Rs 957.50
– Bengaluru: Rs 944.50
– Hyderabad: Rs 994
– Patna: Rs 1,031.50
– Lucknow: Rs 979.50
– Jaipur: Rs 945.50
– Noida: Rs 939.50
– Bhubaneswar: Rs 968
– Chandigarh: Rs 951.50
– Gurgaon: Rs 950.50
– Thiruvananthapuram: Rs 951
Patna has the highest domestic LPG price among these cities at Rs 1,031.50. Noida has the lowest rate at Rs 939.50.
The unchanged domestic LPG rates mean household consumers will not have to pay more for a regular 14.2-kg cylinder because of the November revision.
CNG Prices Increase in Several Cities
CNG consumers have also faced higher prices in November, with rates increasing by Re 1 to Rs 2 per kg across several locations.
Mumbai, Bengaluru, Meerut, Bharatpur, Dewas, Sonipat and Firozabad are among the locations that have reported increases.
The latest changes add to the fuel expenses of people who use CNG-powered cars, taxis and auto-rickshaws. Commercial drivers who depend on CNG for daily operations may also feel the impact of repeated price revisions.
However, CNG rates are not uniform across India. The final price depends on the city and the local city gas distribution company.
PNG Prices Today: No Major Change
Unlike commercial LPG and CNG, piped natural gas prices have remained broadly unchanged across the listed cities for November 2026.
The latest PNG rates include:
– Delhi: Rs 49.60 per SCM
– Kolkata: Rs 50 per SCM
– Mumbai: Rs 52 per SCM
– Chennai: Rs 52 per SCM
– Bengaluru: Rs 53 per SCM
– Noida: Rs 49.46 per SCM
– Gurgaon: Rs 51.50 per SCM
– Bhubaneswar: Rs 49 per SCM
– Jaipur: Rs 51.50 per SCM
– Hyderabad: Rs 56 per SCM
– Lucknow: Rs 56.50 per SCM
– Chandigarh: Rs 57.48 per SCM
– Patna: Rs 52.50 per SCM
– Thiruvananthapuram: Rs 51 per SCM
SCM stands for Standard Cubic Metre, the unit used to measure piped natural gas consumption.
Chandigarh has the highest PNG rate among the listed cities at Rs 57.48 per SCM, while Bhubaneswar has the lowest at Rs 49 per SCM.
How the Latest Gas Price Changes Affect Consumers
The November revision has different implications for households and businesses.
Households using regular domestic LPG cylinders have received relief because their refill prices remain unchanged. PNG consumers have also avoided an increase in the listed cities.
However, restaurants, hotels, catering businesses and other establishments using commercial LPG cylinders will have to manage higher fuel expenses.
Similarly, CNG users may need to spend more on vehicle fuel in cities where rates have increased.
Consumers should check the latest rates announced by their local gas distributors before booking a refill or calculating their monthly fuel expenses.
Prices can vary depending on the city and the applicable distribution network.
