LPG consumers have some stability at the end of September, with domestic and commercial cooking gas cylinder prices remaining unchanged on September 28, 2026. Customers booking a refill today will continue to pay the prevailing rates applicable in their respective cities.

There has been no revision in the price of the standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder or the 19-kg commercial cylinder, according to the rates cited in the source report. However, LPG prices are not identical across India, so customers should check the applicable rate in their city before confirming a booking.

In Delhi, for example, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder is priced at ₹942, while a 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,747.50. Rates are different in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and several other cities.

LPG Cylinder Prices on September 28, 2026

Here are the city-wise domestic and commercial LPG rates cited for September 28:

The rates above show that consumers can pay different amounts for the same cylinder size depending on their location.

How Much Does an LPG Cylinder Cost in Delhi?

Consumers in Delhi are currently paying ₹942 for a standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder, which is commonly used by restaurants, hotels and other businesses, is priced considerably higher at ₹2,747.50 in the national capital.

Since no price revision was reported for September 28, consumers booking a cylinder today will continue to pay the existing applicable price.

However, the final amount displayed at the time of booking should always be checked, especially because the applicable price can depend on the delivery location and cylinder category.

Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai LPG Rates

Among the major metropolitan cities listed in the report, Mumbai has a domestic LPG price of ₹941.50 for a 14.2-kg cylinder. The 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,701.

In Kolkata, consumers are paying ₹968 for a domestic cylinder, while the commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,884.

Chennai's domestic LPG price stands at ₹957.50, while a 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,916.50.

Bengaluru customers are paying ₹944.50 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,831 for a commercial LPG cylinder.

Hyderabad has one of the higher rates among the cities listed, with the domestic cylinder priced at ₹994 and the commercial cylinder at ₹2,996.

Why Do LPG Cylinder Prices Differ From City to City?

Consumers may notice that an LPG cylinder of the same size does not necessarily carry the same price throughout the country.

Local factors can contribute to differences in the final retail price. Transportation and distribution expenses, along with other location-specific costs, can affect the amount charged in different markets.

This is why checking the LPG price of another city may not give an accurate indication of what a customer will actually pay at their own location.

For instance, the domestic LPG rate cited for Noida is ₹939.50, compared with ₹950.50 in Gurugram and ₹951.50 in Chandigarh.

Customers should therefore rely on the rate displayed for their registered delivery location when making a booking.

What Factors Can Influence LPG Prices?

LPG pricing can be influenced by several domestic and international factors.

Movements in international energy markets are important because changes in global crude oil and gas prices can affect the broader cost environment for petroleum products.

Currency movements can also matter. Since international energy transactions are largely denominated in foreign currencies, fluctuations in the rupee's exchange rate can influence costs.

Transportation, distribution and other operational expenses may also contribute to the final retail price.

However, this does not mean LPG prices must change every month. Rates can remain unchanged when there is no pricing revision.

Domestic and Commercial Cylinders Serve Different Users

The 14.2-kg cylinder is primarily associated with household cooking requirements, whereas the larger 19-kg cylinder is widely used for commercial purposes.

This is one reason consumers should pay attention to the cylinder category when checking prices online. The rates for domestic and commercial cylinders can differ substantially.

In Delhi, for instance, the domestic cylinder costs ₹942 compared with ₹2,747.50 for the commercial version. In Hyderabad, the respective prices are ₹994 and ₹2,996.

What Should Consumers Check Before Booking?

For customers planning to order an LPG refill on September 28, the main takeaway is that the cited domestic and commercial cylinder prices remain unchanged.

Still, checking the final price before confirming a booking is advisable because rates vary by city and cylinder category.

Consumers can verify the amount through the official booking platform of their LPG distributor or the price shown during the refill-booking process. This can help ensure that they know the applicable cost before placing the order.

As of September 28, 2026, there is no fresh price increase or reduction reflected in the rates cited above. Domestic and commercial LPG cylinders continue to be available at their prevailing prices across the listed cities.