
Adani Total Gas Ltd (ATGL) has asked certain commercial and industrial consumers to reduce gas consumption after disruptions affected imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies. These users have been instructed to limit usage to 40% of their contracted gas volumes for the time being.
As per PTI reports, gas used within this limit will continue to be billed at the contracted rate. Consumption beyond the limit will be charged at spot market prices, which are currently higher.
The company has not changed prices of compressed natural gas (CNG) used by vehicles or piped natural gas (PNG) supplied to homes. As per reports, these 2 segments continue to receive gas at existing rates.
CNG users and domestic PNG customers form a large share of the company’s consumer base, covering transport fuel and household cooking needs across several cities.
Around 70% of ATGL’s gas supply comes from domestic sources, according to reports. This domestic gas is mainly allocated to CNG stations and residential PNG connections.
Because these segments depend largely on local supplies, the recent disruption in imported LNG has not affected prices for these consumers.
The remaining about 30% of the company’s gas supply comes from imported LNG, which is generally used by commercial establishments and industrial customers. This segment has been affected by the tightening of global LNG supplies.
Industrial consumers are typically billed at around ₹40 per standard cubic metre (scm) under their existing contracts.
Shipping disruptions linked to the conflict in West Asia have slowed cargo movement through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil and LNG shipments. India receives a major share of its energy imports through this corridor.
Spot LNG prices have increased to about $24-25 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), compared with roughly $10 per mmBtu earlier. For industrial users, any gas consumed above the 40% limit will be billed at ₹119 per scm.
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As of March 6, 2026, 3:30 pm, Adani Total Gas share price closed at ₹482.50, a 0.20% decrease from the previous closing price.
ATGL said the curbs are intended to manage limited imported LNG supplies while continuing regular gas availability for household cooking and vehicle fuel.
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Published on: Mar 7, 2026, 10:22 AM IST

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