PNG-migrated consumers can opt for transfer vouchers to restore LPG connection in future
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has introduced a transfer voucher system for consumers who have switched to piped natural gas (PNG) to restore their liquified petroleum gas (LPG) connections if they relocate to areas without PNG infrastructure. This initiative aims to provide flexibility for transferable employees and families moving to non-PNG areas. Since March, over 7.99 lakh PNG connections have been established, with a total of 10.86 lakh connections now in place.
- ▪Consumers who transition to PNG can obtain a transfer voucher to restore their LPG connection if they relocate to areas without PNG infrastructure.
- ▪The initiative is particularly beneficial for transferable employees, migrant households, and students.
- ▪More than 59,800 PNG consumers have surrendered their LPG connections since the transition began.
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Seeking to facilitate an assured transition to piped natural gas (PNG) and an eased return to liquified petroleum gas (LPG) in certain exceptional circumstances, the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG) directed that consumers who have transitioned to PNG may obtain a transfer voucher to restore their erstwhile connection if they happen to re-locate in an area where piped gas infrastructure may not be available. Petrol, diesel prices hiked for fourth time in ten days; latest by about ₹2.8 per litre“This amendment provides significant relief and flexibility to consumers who may subsequently shift to areas where PNG infrastructure may not be feasible,” the Ministry said in a statement, adding, “The provision is particularly beneficial for transferable employees, migrant households,…
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