India enforces Natural Gas Supply Order prioritising households and transport
→Government mandates gas allocation caps across sectors
Change
India’s Natural Gas (Supply Regulation) Order, 2026 mandates priority allocation of gas with 100% supply for households, CNG and LPG, 70% for fertiliser and 80% for most industrial users.
Why it matters
The order removes contractual discretion by enforcing pooled allocation under GAIL and mandates curtailment of non-priority sectors to maintain essential supply.
Implications
- → Industrial users face supply cuts — production capacity constrained
- → Fertiliser plants must certify usage — compliance burden increases
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