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LPG sales decline 24% in May; Petrol and diesel see 4.8% and 6.4% rise, respectively
LPG sales saw a significant drop of 24 percent in May compared to last year. Meanwhile, petrol and diesel sales by state-run companies increased. Aviation fuel sales also showed growth. This indicates a shift in fuel consumption patterns. More comprehensive industry data will be available soon.
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theprint.in
Oil marketing firms losing Rs 650 on every LPG cylinder, Rs 30 per litre on domestic jet fuel
Govt says shipping services from East of Hormuz & Red Sea have nearly doubled since start of conflict. Despite PM's call for more use of public transport, no major change in…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Jet fuel under-recovery at Rs 30/Litre, LPG demand managed: Govt as fuel sales surge 30% in May
Domestic jet fuel prices continue to track international markets with under-recovery of around Rs 30 per litre, the government said Monday, while also confirming steps to manage…
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LPG sales decline 24% in May; Petrol and diesel see 4.8% and 6.4% rise, respectively
LPG sales saw a significant drop of 24 percent in May compared to last year. Meanwhile, petrol and diesel sales by state-run companies increased. Aviation fuel sales also showed…
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thehindubusinessline.com
India’s LPG consumption hits over 5-year low in May
India's LPG consumption plummets to a five-year low in May, affected by West Asia conflict and supply shortages.
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thehindu.com
LPG consumption declined 19% in May, petrol-diesel increased
India's LPG consumption fell 19% in May, while petrol and diesel usage saw slight increases amid ongoing supply disruptions.
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India's fuel demand outlook hit by price hikes, slowing industrial activity
India's fuel demand outlook worsens due to price hikes and slowing industrial activity, impacting gasoline and diesel consumption growth.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
LPG sales down 19% year-on-year in May
NEW DELHI: LPG sales in May declined by over 19% year-on-year, while petrol and diesel consumption grew 2.8% and 1%, respectively, govt data has revealed.