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Rajasthan Shifts to Piped Gas: 4,500 New Homes Connected
1 Oct
Summary
- Rajasthan is rapidly transitioning from LPG cylinders to piped natural gas.
- Around 4,500 households gained DPNG connections in three months.
- The state aims for 7.971 million DPNG connections by 2029.
The Rajasthan government is actively promoting a shift from liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders to domestic piped natural gas (DPNG) connections. Rajasthan State Gas Limited (RSGL) has reported connecting about 4,500 new households and issuing 66 commercial connections within the past three months.
This initiative is part of a broader state and central government effort to expand clean energy infrastructure. RSGL is prioritizing DPNG connections for hostels, hotels, multi-story buildings, commercial establishments, and industrial units.
By 2029, the Rajasthan City Gas Distribution Policy 2025 aims to establish a robust network of 7.971 million DPNG connections across the state.
The policy focuses on strengthening gas pipeline infrastructure, encouraging natural gas adoption, and streamlining processes to attract investment for CGD network development.
