Web desk: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has reduced LPG prices in Pakistan. An official notification has been issued in this regard.
LPG Prices for November
From November 1, the price of LPG has been cut by Rs5.88 per kilogram. After this change, the price of an 11.8 kg domestic cylinder has gone down by Rs 69.44.
The new price of a domestic cylinder is now Rs 2,378.89. The new per-kilogram price is Rs 201.60.
Last month, OGRA had also reduced the LPG price by Rs 79.14. At that time, the price of an 11.8 kg cylinder was set at Rs 2,448.33.
The September price of LPG was Rs 2,448.33 per 11.8 kg cylinder, down from Rs 2,527.47 in the previous month.
On a per-ton basis, the new consumer price is Rs207,485.64, showing a decrease of Rs6,706.78. The per-kilogram rate was cut by Rs6.70.
Pakistan Receives First US Crude Oil Shipment
Pakistan has received its first shipment of crude oil from the United States, marking a major milestone for the country’s energy sector.
The shipment arrived at Cnergyico’s offshore terminal in Balochistan on the vessel MT Pegasus.
Earlier this month, reports said that Cnergyico planned to import one million barrels of oil from Vitol.
According to Usama Qureshi, Vice Chairman of Cnergyico Pakistan Limited, this first delivery is an important step for Pakistan’s energy industry.
He said two more shipments are expected. One in mid-November and another in January 2026.
These three shipments together are expected to improve Pakistan’s trade balance with the US by around $200 million.
Qureshi added that the Single Point Mooring (SPM) facility, Pakistan’s only offshore crude oil terminal, helps large ships dock easily, lowers transport costs, and improves refinery operations.
He said these imports will help Pakistan diversify its crude oil sources, strengthen trade ties with the US, and support long-term energy security.
