Households planning to book a new cooking gas cylinder can check the latest LPG prices before placing an order. As of September 16, 2026, oil marketing companies have not announced a fresh revision in the price of the standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder, according to the rates cited in the source.

This means household consumers continue to pay the existing rates applicable in their respective cities. Commercial LPG users, however, have already seen a price revision this month.

LPG prices are reviewed periodically, and rates can vary from one city to another. Consumers should therefore check the price applicable to their location before booking a cylinder.

Domestic LPG Prices Remain Unchanged

There has been no fresh increase or reduction in domestic LPG cylinder prices for September 16.

According to the source, the last revision in the price of a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder took place on June 7, 2026, when prices were increased by ₹29. In Delhi, for example, the domestic cylinder price moved from ₹913 to ₹942 following that revision.

Domestic LPG rates have remained unchanged since then, based on the information provided in the report.

For households, this means there is no additional price increase to account for while booking a cylinder on September 16.

Commercial LPG Became Costlier in September

While household LPG prices have stayed stable, the 19-kg commercial cylinder saw a revision at the beginning of September.

The source states that oil marketing companies raised the commercial LPG cylinder price by ₹9.50 on September 1, 2026.

Commercial LPG cylinders are widely used by restaurants, hotels, food outlets and other businesses, so even relatively small price revisions can influence operating costs for establishments with high fuel consumption.

LPG Cylinder Prices on September 16, 2026

Here are the domestic and commercial LPG rates quoted in the source for major cities:

Among the cities listed in the report, Hyderabad has a domestic LPG price of ₹994, while the quoted price in Noida is ₹939.50. For commercial cylinders, the listed rates range from ₹2,701 in Mumbai to ₹2,996 in Hyderabad.

Domestic LPG Prices Have Risen Twice in 2026

According to the source, domestic LPG consumers have already experienced two major price increases during 2026.

The first came on March 7, 2026, when the price of a domestic LPG cylinder was raised by ₹60. The report associates that increase with geopolitical developments and volatility in the international energy market.

Another revision followed on June 7, when domestic cylinder prices were increased by ₹29.

In Delhi, the June revision pushed the price of a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder from ₹913 to ₹942. No further domestic LPG price revision is reported between that increase and September 16.

Why LPG Prices Matter for Household Budgets

Cooking gas is a regular household expense, which means changes in cylinder prices directly affect monthly budgets.

For businesses, commercial LPG rates are equally significant. Restaurants, hotels, caterers and food businesses may use multiple cylinders, making even a modest per-cylinder change more noticeable over time.

LPG prices can be influenced by several factors, including international energy prices, supply conditions and broader pricing decisions by oil marketing companies.

Global Crude Oil Market Remains in Focus

The source also highlights volatility in international crude oil prices amid geopolitical concerns.

It reports that Brent crude had moved above $108 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) had crossed $105 per barrel. At the time referenced in the article, Brent was quoted at approximately $107.82 per barrel, while WTI was around $104.86 per barrel.

Movements in global energy markets are closely watched because India depends significantly on imported energy supplies. However, a movement in crude prices does not necessarily translate into an immediate or identical change in the retail price of an LPG cylinder.

Check the Latest Rate Before Booking

For September 16, consumers in Delhi are quoted a domestic LPG price of ₹942, while Mumbai's rate stands at ₹941.50. The listed prices are ₹968 in Kolkata, ₹957.50 in Chennai, ₹945.50 in Jaipur and ₹994 in Hyderabad.

Commercial cylinder users face substantially higher prices because these cylinders are larger and are priced separately from household LPG.

Since LPG prices can be revised, consumers should check the latest applicable rate through their authorised LPG distributor or oil company's official booking service before placing an order.

Disclaimer: The LPG prices mentioned above are based on the city-wise rates provided in the source for September 16, 2026. Actual payable prices may vary by location and subsequent revisions.