Delhi-NCR gas prices: IGL cuts piped cooking gas prices effective January 2026 — Details here

Delhi-NCR gas prices: Indraprastha Gas (IGL) on Wednesday, 31 December 2025, has decided to cut the prices of piped cooking gas effective Thursday, 1 January 2026, for the Delhi and the NCR regions, according to a social media post on X.

The company disclosed that the piped cooking gas prices have been reduced by ₹0.70 per SCM (Standard Cubic Meter).

“IGL has announced a substantial reduction in its domestic PNG prices this coming New Year for its consumers in Delhi and NCR by ₹0.70 per SCM,” said IGL in its post on X.

Indraprastha Gas highlighted the company's commitment to making clean energy accessible and affordable for people, as we people are all set to welcome the turn of the calendar into the year 2026.

“IGL reinforces its commitment to making clean energy both accessible and affordable as we step into 2026,” the company said in its post.

Cooking gas price list in Delhi-NCR

Here is the IGL cooking gas price list for the Delhi-NCR region —

1. Revised gas prices for Delhi: ₹47.89 per standard cubic meter (SCM)

2. Revised gas prices for Gurugram: ₹46.70 per SCM

3. Revised gas prices for Noida: ₹47.76 per SCM

4. Revised gas prices for Greater Noida: ₹47.76 per SCM

5. Revised gas prices for Ghaziabad: ₹47.76 per SCM

“The revised price after reduction shall be ₹47.89 per SCM in Delhi, ₹46.70 per SCM in Gurugram and ₹47.76 per SCM in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad,” Indraprastha Gas said in its social media announcement.

Overhaul of pipeline tariffs

According to a recent report from the news agency PTI, IGL's move to cut the piped cooking gas prices comes after the regulator, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board's (PNGRB) recent overhaul of pipeline tariffs.

The news report also mentioned that another service provider, Think Gas, had earlier announced reductions in CNG and domestic PNG prices across multiple states ahead of the new tariff structure effective from 1 January 2026.

On 16 December 2025, PNGRB announced the revised tariff structure for pipelines which supply natural gas, which is used in generating electricity, producing fertiliser, making CNG and used as fuel in kitchens.

According to the agency report, under the revised regime, the number of distance-based tariff zones has been reduced from 3 to 2 for up to 300 kilometres and beyond, with a single lower Zone-1 rate for CNG and domestic PNG customers in India.