The company said policy tailwinds and supply-side reforms have enabled it to reduce CNG and DPNG rates by ₹2.50/kg and ₹3/SCM, respectively.
THINK Gas, a leading player in India’s city gas distribution (CGD) sector, has announced festive season price reductions on compressed natural gas (CNG) and domestic piped natural gas (DPNG) across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Punjab. Effective October 11, CNG prices have been cut by ₹2.50 per kilogram, while DPNG rates have been reduced by ₹3 per standard cubic metre (SCM).
The company said the move is aimed at delivering direct savings to consumers and encouraging wider adoption of clean energy solutions. The revised rates apply across Baghpat (UP), Begusarai (Bihar), and Barnala, Moga, Kapurthala, Ludhiana, and SBS Nagar (Punjab).
“We remain committed to delivering tangible benefits to our customers and are encouraged by the favourable policy environment being created by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and PNGRB (Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board),” said Abhilesh Gupta, Managing Director & CEO, THINK Gas.
“Recent measures such as the advance allocation of domestic natural gas for CNG and PNG, along with PNGRB’s imminent amendment to reduce tariff zones, have enhanced supply predictability, reduced transportation costs, and strengthened the financial viability of the CGD sector.”
Gupta added that continued support from MoPNG, PNGRB, GAIL, and ONGC has enabled THINK Gas to pass these benefits on to consumers.
Customers will continue to have access to flexible subscription plans under THINK Gas’s regular offerings, which include nominal registration fees, security deposits, and convenient recharge options.
The company said the reductions are expected to deliver direct cost savings for households and businesses, making clean energy solutions more accessible during the festive period.
THINK Gas currently operates under 19 CGD licences awarded by PNGRB, covering 49 districts across 10 states. Its network is expected to expand to over 24,000 inch-km of steel pipelines and more than 2,000 CNG stations, serving over 180 million customers across 324,000 square kilometres.
The company also holds the largest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India’s greenfield CGD business, backed by marquee investors including I-Squared Capital and a Japanese consortium comprising Osaka Gas, JOIN, Sumitomo Corporation, and Konoike Transport.