​MGL assures uninterrupted gas supply, announces new customer benefits 

Amid the LPG supply concerns due to the ongoing West Asia war, the Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to providing uninterrupted Piped Natural Gas (PNG) and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) distribution across its operational areas in Maharashtra and Karnataka.

In an official statement, the MGL stated that it is taking necessary steps to ensure reliable and safe fuel supply for households and transport, in line with the Natural Gas Supply Regulation Order 2026, which gives top priority to domestic PNG and CNG.

MGL’s services extend across several regions, including Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Mira-Bhayander, Raigad, Ratnagiri, as well as areas in Karnataka such as Chitradurga and Davanagere, the official statement said.

Concerns have been growing after Iran announced closure of Strait of Hormuz, a major oil and gas supply route, in response to joint attacks on it by US and Israel. 

New benefits for domestic customers

To encourage wider adoption of PNG, MGL has introduced several customer-friendly initiatives including – 

– Free gas worth Rs 500 for new registrations between 16 March and 30 April 2026

– Rs 1,000 bill adjustment for customers in buildings with over 60 per cent PNG usage

– Rs 500 instant discount for online registrations

– Waiver of minimum charges during non-usage periods

– Plans to introduce zero upfront registration charges

– Flexible payment options for customers

– Incentives for Commercial Users

For commercial customers, MGL has waived registration charges and will also invest in downstream infrastructure at its own cost, making it easier for businesses to switch to PNG.

Advisory to prevent fraud

MGL has also issued a safety advisory to customers and stated to avoid the following –

– Avoid clicking on unknown links

– Do not download suspicious files or apps

– Never share OTPs or bank details

– Use only MGL’s official verified communication channels

Official statement

Managing Director Ashu Shinghal said, “the company remains focused on expanding access to natural gas and supporting the transition to cleaner energy.”

MGL stated that it will continue to strengthen its infrastructure and customer engagement efforts to ensure dependable service and promote the use of cleaner fuel alternatives across its network, the official statement said.

 

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