LPG Price in Chhatisgarh

The LPG price in Chhatisgarh is mainly determined by the state-run oil companies and the same is subject to change on a monthly basis based on the global crude fuel rates. The rise in crude oil leads to a rise in the LPG rates in Chhatisgarh and vice-versa. LPG is a safe and colourless gas and hence its use has tremendously increased in the domestic and industrial sector. The government of India is currently providing domestic LPG Gas cylinder (14.2 kgs) in Chhatisgarh at subsidized rates to the low-income section of the society. The subsidy amount will be directly transferred to the customer’s bank account. Currently, the cooking gas in India is easily accessible to most of the people.

Unique Facts About Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

• LPG is a naturally occurring by-product during extraction of natural gas and refining of crude oil.
• LPG was used to fuel the Olympic Flame as it is safety, environmental friendly.
• LPG has practical characteristics which makes it user friendly and non harmful in nature.
• The volume of LPG is 274 times small when it is in liquid state.
• The Liquefied Petroleum Gas emits zero percentage of black carbon.
• In India, LPG emits 60% fewer green house gas (GHG) when compared against electric foil cooking devices.
• LPG helps to decline black carbon emissions. Black carbon emission is considered as the second biggest contributor for global warming and it is known to cause serious health issues.
• A liquefied petroleum gas stove is 8 times more efficient when compared to a charcoal stove which can be found widely used across the rural household in the globe.
• The Liquefied Petroleum Gas is extensively used in Brazil and 95% of the Brazilian homes use LPG cylinders.
• A record 33 million LPG cylinders are delivered every month on a door to door basis in Brazil.
• The flame emitted by LPG turns blue after ignition and this indicates complete combustion.
• If the flame is yellow or red in color then it is a sign of incomplete combustion.
• In Complete combustion, the flame of LPG burns at a temperature of around 1,980 degree Celsius.