LPG consumers have some relief on Thursday, September 10, 2026, as oil marketing companies have kept the prices of 14.2-kg domestic cooking gas cylinders unchanged.

This means households booking an LPG refill today will continue to pay the existing rates. Commercial LPG prices have also not been revised today, although oil companies had increased the price of the 19-kg commercial cylinder by around ₹9.50 to ₹11.50 at the beginning of September.

LPG prices vary from city to city because of factors such as local taxes and transportation costs. Consumers should therefore check the applicable rate in their city before booking a refill.

Here are the latest LPG cylinder prices for September 10.

Domestic LPG Price Unchanged on September 10

According to the source, there has been no change in the price of the standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder on September 10.

The last revision in domestic LPG prices cited in the report took place on June 7, 2026. Prices have remained unchanged since then.

Commercial LPG customers, however, saw a price revision earlier this month.

Oil companies increased 19-kg commercial cylinder prices by approximately ₹9.50 to ₹11.50 at the beginning of September. These cylinders are commonly used by restaurants, hotels, catering businesses and other commercial establishments.

LPG Cylinder Prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Other Cities

The cost of domestic and commercial LPG cylinders differs across cities.

According to the September 10 rates provided in the source:

These are the city-wise rates reported for September 10, 2026.

Delhi LPG Cylinder Price Today

In Delhi, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹942.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is priced at ₹2,747.50.

Since there has been no fresh revision today, household consumers in the national capital will continue to pay the same price for their domestic refill.

Mumbai LPG Price Today

Mumbai has a slightly lower domestic LPG price than Delhi.

A 14.2-kg household cylinder costs ₹941.50, while the 19-kg commercial cylinder is available at ₹2,701.

Among the cities listed in the source, Mumbai's commercial LPG price is lower than those reported for Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Patna.

Kolkata and Chennai LPG Rates

Consumers in Kolkata have to pay ₹968 for a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder.

The city's commercial LPG cylinder costs ₹2,884.

In Chennai, the domestic cylinder is priced at ₹957.50, while a 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,916.50.

LPG Price in Bengaluru and Hyderabad

In Bengaluru, the source lists the price of a domestic LPG cylinder at ₹955.50, while the 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,831.

Hyderabad consumers face comparatively higher prices.

A domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹994, while a commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,996.

Patna Has the Highest Domestic Price Among Listed Cities

Among the nine cities included in the source's table, Patna has the highest reported domestic LPG rate.

A 14.2-kg domestic cylinder costs ₹1,031.50, crossing the ₹1,000 mark.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is priced at ₹3,029, which is also the highest commercial rate among the cities listed in the report.

LPG Price in Noida and Gurugram

In Noida, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹939.50, while the commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,747.50.

In Gurugram, consumers pay ₹950.50 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,764.50 for a 19-kg commercial cylinder.

These variations demonstrate why LPG consumers should check city-specific prices rather than relying on the rate applicable in a neighbouring city.

Ujjwala Connections Have Expanded, But LPG Isn't the Only Cooking Fuel

The report also highlights a broader challenge surrounding LPG usage in rural India.

Citing a study by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), the source says more than 10.5 crore free LPG connections have been provided under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY).

However, the study found that only about 23% of surveyed rural households depended entirely on LPG for cooking.

Many households continue to combine LPG with traditional fuels such as firewood.

This indicates that providing an LPG connection does not necessarily mean a household will stop using traditional cooking fuels altogether.

Study Covered 2,222 Rural Households

According to the source, the CEEW survey covered 2,222 rural households across six states:

• Assam
• Jharkhand
• Maharashtra
• Telangana
• Uttar Pradesh
• Uttarakhand

The survey was conducted between November 2024 and January 2025.

The study found that around 48% of households used LPG as their primary cooking fuel, while approximately 50% continued to depend primarily on firewood.

Why Are Rural Families Still Using Firewood?

Refill frequency offers an important clue.

According to the report, a household relying entirely on LPG could require approximately 7 to 8 cylinders per year.

In comparison, Ujjwala beneficiaries were getting an average of only around 4.8 refills annually.

The gap suggests that access to an LPG connection is only one part of the clean-cooking challenge.

The recurring cost of refilling cylinders can also influence how frequently families use LPG.

As a result, some households may use LPG for certain cooking needs while continuing to rely on firewood or other traditional fuels for the rest.

Domestic vs Commercial LPG: Know the Difference

Domestic LPG cylinders are intended for household cooking, while commercial cylinders are used for business purposes such as restaurants, hotels and catering establishments.

The standard domestic cylinder included in the source weighs 14.2 kg, while the commercial cylinder weighs 19 kg.

Their pricing structures are different, which is why commercial LPG rates can be significantly higher than domestic cylinder prices.

Consumers should therefore compare prices only within the relevant cylinder category.

What LPG Consumers Should Know Today

For September 10, 2026, the key update is straightforward: there has been no fresh change in domestic LPG cylinder prices today.

A 14.2-kg cylinder continues to cost ₹942 in Delhi, ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

Among the cities listed in the report, Noida has the lowest domestic rate at ₹939.50, while Patna has the highest at ₹1,031.50.

Commercial LPG rates also remain at their existing levels after the increase introduced at the beginning of the month.

Consumers should check the final amount shown by their LPG distributor or booking platform because the applicable price depends on the delivery location and cylinder category.