LPG Sells for Rs570 per Kg in Lahore

Parliamentary panel concerned over abnormal increase in LPG prices

ISLAMABAD - While expressing concern over an abnormal increase in LPG prices due to disruption of supplies from Iran, a parliamentary panel has called for strict enforcement of safety standards and standard operating procedures (SOPs) regarding alleged illegal mixing of chemicals in LPG, alteration of LPG bowsers and transportation beyond.

Pakistan running out of gas: 12 kg LPG cylinder costs PKR 7000

Pakistan’s gas crisis has intensified as LPG prices climb to PKR 600 per kg in some areas following disruptions to imports from Iran. Domestic gas production has fallen nearly 20% in five years, while circular debt and outstanding supplier payments have reached PKR 5.454 trillion. The country also faces challenges managing surplus imported LNG despite household fuel shortages.

Cold winter and hot politics: Why did Pakistan close its border with Iran?

Pakistan is dealing with a serious LPG shortage and sharply rising prices after it suddenly shut its main border crossings with Iran on October 17. The country depends on imports for 50–70% of its LPG supply, mostly about 7,000 metric tons a day...

LPG sells for Rs570 per kg in Lahore

Residents of the city are struggling with soaring liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices, with vendors selling the fuel for as much as Rs570 per kilogramme despite the official rate of Rs279, adding to the financial pressure on households already grappling with rising living costs. Consumers said some LPG vendors had suspended open sales following government action to control prices but continued selling the gas discreetly to customers willing to …

Pakistan LPG shortage worsens after border closure, traders say

Traders said the price of a 12 kg LPG cylinder had risen to 7,000 Pakistani rupees ($25) from 4,500 rupees ($16) ​within days and could climb further if the disruptions persist.

Pakistan's LPG crisis deepens as prices hit 600 PKR/kg, hundreds of trucks stranded at Iran border

Pakistan's LPG imports from Iran have halted after two key border crossings were closed, pushing up cylinder prices and raising fears of worsening shortages. Traders warn of further increases as hundreds of trucks remain stranded and both countries discuss resuming trade.