New Delhi – State-owned oil marketing company Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) has firmly denied reports of an LPG shortage in Delhi, stating that supply across the region remains stable and fully sufficient to meet consumer demand.
The clarification comes amid circulating rumors that raised concerns among households and businesses about possible disruptions in cooking gas availability.
Strong Supply Figures Underscore Stability
HPCL emphasized that its supply chain continues to function smoothly, backed by consistent delivery volumes throughout the month. Between April 1 and April 26, 2026, the company supplied:
- Over 4,83,561 domestic LPG cylinders (14.2 kg) for household use
- 18,419 commercial cylinders (19 kg) for businesses and establishments
- 13,475 small cylinders (5 kg FTL) for portable and flexible usage
These figures highlight the robustness of HPCL’s distribution network and its ability to maintain uninterrupted supply even amid rising demand.
Reassurance to Consumers
The company has urged customers not to be influenced by unverified information and assured that there is no shortage of LPG in Delhi. Consumers have been advised to continue their normal usage patterns without panic or stockpiling.
HPCL reiterated that it is closely monitoring demand trends and ensuring timely replenishment of stocks across distribution points.
Commitment to Reliable Energy Access
As one of India’s leading oil marketing companies, HPCL plays a critical role in ensuring access to clean cooking fuel for millions of households. The company’s proactive clarification reflects its commitment to transparency and customer confidence.
Looking Ahead
With a strong logistics network and steady supply operations, HPCL remains well-positioned to meet LPG demand in the capital. The company continues to focus on delivering reliable, efficient, and customer-centric energy solutions, reinforcing trust amid misinformation and market uncertainties.
