IGL Piped Gas Price Cut: Indraprastha Gas (IGL) has announced a reduction in the prices of piped cooking gas, effective from January 1, 2026, for consumers in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). In an official notification shared via a social media post on X, the gas company revealed that the prices for piped cooking gas have been cut by Rs 0.70 per Standard Cubic Meter (SCM).
“IGL has announced a substantial reduction in its domestic PNG prices this coming New Year for its consumers in Delhi and NCR by Rs 0.70 per SCM,” the company stated in its post on X.
IGL also emphasised its commitment to making clean energy both accessible and affordable as people prepare to welcome the new year in 2026.
“IGL reinforces its commitment to making clean energy both accessible and affordable as we step into 2026,” the company added.
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Cooking Gas Prices For Delhi-NCR: Check Revised Rates
Here is the updated price list for IGL's piped cooking gas in the Delhi-NCR region:
- Delhi: Rs 47.89 per SCM
- Gurugram: Rs 46.70 per SCM
- Noida: Rs 47.76 per SCM
- Greater Noida: Rs 47.76 per SCM
- Ghaziabad: Rs 47.76 per SCM
“The revised price after reduction shall be Rs 47.89 per SCM in Delhi, Rs 46.70 per SCM in Gurugram, and Rs 47.76 per SCM in Noida, Greater Noida, and Ghaziabad,” IGL said in its social media announcement.
What Are The Reasons Behind the Sudden Price Reduction?
IGL’s decision to lower the prices of piped cooking gas follows a recent overhaul of pipeline tariffs by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB).
The announcement also comes after Think Gas, another service provider, had earlier revealed reductions in CNG and domestic PNG prices across various states, ahead of the new tariff structure that will take effect from 1 January 2026.
On December 16, 2025, the PNGRB introduced a revised tariff structure for pipelines supplying natural gas. This gas is used for generating electricity, producing fertiliser, powering CNG vehicles, and as fuel for cooking.
Under the new tariff regime, the number of distance-based tariff zones has been reduced from three to two, covering distances of up to 300 kilometres and beyond. A single, lower Zone-1 rate will now apply for both CNG and domestic PNG customers across India.