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IGL records highest FY26 CNG and PNG sales, adds 70 new CNG stations
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:02 AM
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Indian Gas Limited reported record sales of compressed and piped natural gas for FY 2025-26 and announced the addition of 70 new CNG dispensing stations across the country.
Indian Gas Limited (IGL) disclosed that its sales of compressed natural gas (CNG) and piped natural gas (PNG) reached an all‑time high in the financial year 2025‑26. The company attributed the surge to growing consumer preference for cleaner fuel alternatives and supportive government policies.
In the same period, IGL expanded its retail footprint by commissioning 70 additional CNG dispensing stations nationwide. The new outlets are expected to improve accessibility for motorists and commercial fleets, further consolidating IGL’s market position.
The record performance underscores the accelerating shift towards natural‑gas‑based mobility solutions in India. IGL said it will continue to invest in infrastructure and technology to meet rising demand and to support the country’s environmental objectives.
Industry analysts view the growth as a positive signal for the broader clean‑energy sector, noting that increased CNG and PNG usage can reduce vehicular emissions and dependence on conventional petroleum products.
IGL’s management remains optimistic about sustaining this momentum into the next fiscal year, with plans for additional station roll‑outs and strategic partnerships to broaden its distribution network.
In the same period, IGL expanded its retail footprint by commissioning 70 additional CNG dispensing stations nationwide. The new outlets are expected to improve accessibility for motorists and commercial fleets, further consolidating IGL’s market position.
The record performance underscores the accelerating shift towards natural‑gas‑based mobility solutions in India. IGL said it will continue to invest in infrastructure and technology to meet rising demand and to support the country’s environmental objectives.
Industry analysts view the growth as a positive signal for the broader clean‑energy sector, noting that increased CNG and PNG usage can reduce vehicular emissions and dependence on conventional petroleum products.
IGL’s management remains optimistic about sustaining this momentum into the next fiscal year, with plans for additional station roll‑outs and strategic partnerships to broaden its distribution network.