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Government restores commercial LPG supplies to pre-crisis levels as Middle East tensions ease
NDTV··26 Jun
NDTV reported the Petroleum Ministry lifted sectoral restrictions on hotels and restaurants on June 26 after domestic production improved and imported cargoes are expected while bulk LPG resumes at 50 percent of pre-war consumption.
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What It Means For You
- Hotels and restaurants regain full commercial LPG supply.
- Household cylinder availability remains the top priority.
- Eligible businesses may be shifted to piped natural gas.
What's Happening
- Commercial LPG curbs imposed during the Iran war are lifted.
- Bulk LPG supply resumes at half pre-crisis levels.
- Petrochemical feedstock diversion is being reduced.
Crisis Background
- Middle East supplies about 90 percent of LPG imports.
- Restrictions were phased from 70 percent to full restoration.
- Crude prices have fallen back to pre-war levels.
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