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Indraprastha Gas may hike prices marginally to make up for rise in cost

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board recently notified access codes for new city gas distributors, a move that is expected to simplify tariffs and attract investment in the sector

Indraprastha Gas Limited
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Shine Jacob New Delhi
Indraprastha Gas (IGL), the country’s largest city gas distribution (CGD) company, said the oil and gas regulator’s decision to go for a unified tariff structure for pipelines is expected to increase the firm's input cost by 5-6 per cent and some of it will be passed on to consumers.

A K Jana, managing director of IGL, said since the impact on IGL is minimal, the hike in retail price will also be marginal as the transportation tariff for national pipelines constitutes only one-eighth of the final consumer price.

“We will face impact in some geographical areas, but that would be

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