LPG Price Today September 12: Domestic Cylinder Rates Unchanged, Check 14.2 Kg and 19 Kg Prices

LPG Cylinder Price Today, September 12, 2026: Consumers planning to book an LPG cylinder today have some relief, as the price of the 14.2 kg domestic cooking gas cylinder remains unchanged. Households will continue to pay the existing rates, while commercial users are paying the higher prices introduced for 19 kg cylinders at the beginning of September.

LPG prices vary from city to city, which means customers in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Patna and other locations may pay different amounts for the same cylinder category.

The supplied rate list shows that a domestic cylinder costs ₹942 in Delhi and ₹941.50 in Mumbai. Patna has a substantially higher listed rate of ₹1,031.50 for the 14.2 kg cylinder.

LPG Cylinder Prices on September 12

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

These rates are based on the city-wise price list provided for September 12, 2026.

How Much Does an LPG Cylinder Cost in Delhi?

In Delhi, consumers booking a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder will pay ₹942.

The 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder is considerably more expensive at ₹2,747.50.

According to the report, the commercial cylinder price in Delhi was increased by ₹9.50 at the beginning of September. Domestic consumers, however, did not see a similar revision in the price of their 14.2 kg cylinders.

Mumbai LPG Price Today

Mumbai has a slightly lower domestic LPG rate than Delhi.

A 14.2 kg household cylinder costs ₹941.50, while businesses using the 19 kg commercial cylinder have to pay ₹2,701.

This makes Mumbai's commercial cylinder ₹46.50 cheaper than the listed Delhi rate.

LPG Prices in Kolkata and Chennai

Consumers in Kolkata are paying ₹968 for a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder, while the 19 kg commercial version is priced at ₹2,884.

In Chennai, a domestic cylinder costs ₹957.50, whereas a commercial LPG cylinder is listed at ₹2,916.50.

Among Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai, the supplied rate list therefore shows Chennai with the highest commercial LPG price.

Patna Has the Highest Price Among Cities Listed

Patna stands out in the supplied city-wise list.

A domestic 14.2 kg LPG cylinder is priced at ₹1,031.50, while a 19 kg commercial cylinder costs ₹3,029.

Among the nine cities included in the source table, Patna has the highest listed price for both domestic and commercial cylinders.

Compared with Delhi, Patna's domestic cylinder is ₹89.50 more expensive. Its commercial cylinder costs ₹281.50 more than Delhi's listed rate.

Bengaluru, Noida and Gurugram LPG Rates

In Bengaluru, consumers are paying ₹955.50 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,831 for a commercial cylinder.

Noida has one of the lower domestic rates in the supplied list, with the 14.2 kg cylinder priced at ₹939.50. Its commercial cylinder costs ₹2,747.50.

In Gurugram, domestic LPG is available at ₹950.50, while the 19 kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,764.50.

Meanwhile, Thiruvananthapuram has a domestic cylinder price of ₹951 and a commercial cylinder rate of ₹2,784.

Why Did Commercial LPG Become More Expensive?

The latest price movement has primarily affected commercial LPG users rather than households.

According to the source, oil marketing companies increased the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders by around ₹9.50 to ₹11.50 at the beginning of September.

No corresponding increase was made to the price of 14.2 kg domestic cylinders.

Commercial LPG is widely used by businesses such as restaurants, hotels, dhabas and other food-service establishments.

As a result, even a relatively small increase in the price of a commercial cylinder can raise operating expenses for businesses that consume several cylinders every month.

The actual impact will naturally depend on each establishment's LPG consumption and other operating costs.

Domestic LPG Prices Remain Stable

For household consumers, the key development is the absence of a fresh price hike.

According to the supplied report, the last change in the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder was made on June 7, 2026. Domestic LPG rates have remained unchanged since then.

That means households booking cylinders on September 12 are not facing a new price revision compared with the previous rate.

However, the exact amount payable still depends on the consumer's city.

Why LPG Prices Are Different Across Cities

A consumer may notice that an LPG cylinder costs more in one city than another.

The September 12 rate list itself demonstrates this difference clearly. A 14.2 kg cylinder costs ₹939.50 in Noida but ₹1,031.50 in Patna—a gap of ₹92.

Consumers should therefore check the applicable rate for their own location rather than relying on the price quoted for another city.

The amount displayed during booking through the authorised LPG provider's channel can help confirm the applicable local price.

Domestic vs Commercial LPG: Know the Difference

The 14.2 kg cylinder is commonly associated with household cooking requirements, while the larger 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder is primarily used by commercial establishments.

Their pricing is revised separately.

This explains why commercial LPG prices could rise at the beginning of September while domestic cylinder rates remained unchanged. The supplied report says the commercial increase was approximately ₹9.50 to ₹11.50, depending on location.

Therefore, an increase or decrease in the commercial cylinder price should not automatically be interpreted as a similar change in domestic LPG rates.

What LPG Consumers Should Know Today

For September 12, 2026, the biggest takeaway for households is that there is no fresh increase in the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder.

Consumers in Delhi are paying ₹942, while Mumbai's rate is ₹941.50. Kolkata's dom