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Apr
India’s Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas (MoPNG) has introduced a calibrated LPG allocation policy for industry, signalling a strategic response to supply disruptions and structural energy transition. Under the directive issued by Secretary Dr. Neeraj Mittal, bulk LPG supply to key sectors—including pharma, food processing, steel, ceramics, agriculture and heavy industries—has been capped at 70% of pre-March 2026 consumption, with a ceiling of 0.2 TMT per day. From an economic standpoint, the policy reflects a dual objective: rationing scarce supply while incentivising a shift towards Piped Natural Gas (PNG). An additional 10% allocation linked to PNG reform milestones creates…
