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With the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) adopting a new pricing formula to set a ceiling price and help cut CNG and piped cooking gas prices by up to 10%, haryana city gas (HCG) has decided to revise its rates in five NCR districts in Haryana.

Around 20,000 consumers availing Piped natural gas services from haryana city gas in Gurugram will be charged higher for their connections as HCG has hiked the rates in wake of skyrocketing fuel rates across the country. On the heels of soaring international oil rates, petrol prices hit a four year high on Monday leading to a revision of administered pricing mechanism (APM) by Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas (MoPNG).

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Residents of several areas in sectors 21 and 14 are aggrieved they haven’t been provided with PNG connections yet, though the haryana city gas officials promised to provide the same by December 2016.

Food and travel are set to pinch city residents' pockets as haryana city gas (HCG) Distribution Limited has decided to increase the prices of compressed natural gas (CNG) and piped natural gas (PNG) starting Thursday morning.

The owners of haryana city gas (HCG) are busy blaming each other for the shortage of CNG supply in Gurgaon.

With two CNG stations shut over the weekend, the city witnessed long queues outside the rest of the filling stations, which even caused traffic jams as waiting vehicles spilled on to the roads.

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The administration has issued a show-cause notice to haryana city gas Distribution Limited (HCG) - the lone supplier of domestic piped gas in Gurgaon - asking why its licence should not be cancelled for not expanding its customer base in the city the way it should have.

The sixth CNG station in the city was thrown open to the public in Sector 57 on Thursday.The pump, located next to an Essar Oil petrol pump, will be operated by haryana city gas (HCG) Limited.

haryana city gas on Wednesday issued an advisory urging CNG and PNG consumers in the commercial and industrial segment to make alternative arrangement for January 14 (Sunday), and use available fuel wisely, as the supply will be affected from 3am to 10pm owing to maintenance work for a pipeline.

With the prices of petrol and diesel rising by the day, more and more people in Gurgaon are switching to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-run cars, as CNG offers higher fuel efficiency and lower running cost.

Chandigarh and Delhi lead India in domestic LPG consumption, with both cities' beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) using significantly more cylinders than the national average. This surge in usage, particularly among non-PMUY households, has prompted the government to revise refill booking intervals amid import pressures.

A day after Delhi did it, Gurgaon followed suit by hiking compressed natural gas (CNG) prices with effect from Saturday.