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Price Hike : Government Increases Price Of Domestic Natural Gas From Oct 1

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The domestic Natural gas cost has been raised to $9.20 per metric million English warm unit (mmBTu) from $8.60 as of now, the public authority said in a notice on Saturday. The new rates will happen from 1 October.

The new rate will stay pertinent for the whole time frame between 1 October and 31 October 2023, the notice given by the Service of Petrol and Flammable Gas noted.

Hike In Natural Gas Will Effect Consumers

Domestic natural gas price to remain unchanged at $6.5 per mmBtu in July

This denotes the second month straight when the cost of natural gas has been raised by the public authority. In September, the per mmBtu rate was expanded from $7.85 to $8.60.

The hike is supposed to influence end-buyers, as city gas conveyance organizations are probably going to in like manner raise the costs of Compressed Natural Gas(CNG) also petroleum gas (PNG), ordinarily alluded to as cooking gas.

Revision In Natural Gas Prices Is Undertaken On Month Basis

Domestic natural gas price fixed at $7.85/mBtu for August 2023 - The Hindu  BusinessLine

Remarkably, the update in natural gas costs is embraced on an every-month premise, according to the new equation embraced by the public authority. According to the recipe, the not entirely settled based on Indian unrefined bushel paces of the first month.

Old Formula Discarded After Meeting

Govt hikes domestic natural gas prices to $9.20 per mmBTu from Oct 1

The old formula was disposed of after the public authority had framed a council in October last year to recommend a strategy for discovering the homegrown costs. The board, in its suggestions to the petrol service, had proposed the new equation which depends on the Indian rough bin costs of the former month.

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