India Asks LPG Users to Avoid Panic and Switch to Piped Gas

India has asked LPG customers to avoid panic bookings and shift to piped natural gas. Joint secretary Sujata Sharma shared the advice this Friday.

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The federal government of India has formally advised citizens to avoid panic-buying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and to transition toward piped natural gas (PNG) where infrastructure allows. This guidance comes as the energy sector faces logistical hurdles and seeks to ensure equitable distribution across the country.

A warehouse worker in Mumbai maneuvers a cart loaded with LPG cylinders during a period of supply instability linked to regional geopolitical tensions, March 11, 2026. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas
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