Petroleum Secretary Engages with State Chief Secretaries to Discuss LPG Accessibility for Auto and Migrant Workers

In a recent statement, the Petroleum Secretary urged state governments to consider implementing a targeted distribution system for 5 kg liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency for households and small businesses that require smaller volumes of gas for cooking and other purposes.

Additionally, the Secretary proposed the development of automobiles that can operate on both petrol and LPG, with a recommendation to prioritize the use of petrol in such vehicles. This dual-fuel approach not only aims to diversify fuel options for users but also seeks to optimize performance and cost-effectiveness.

The push for these initiatives comes as part of a broader strategy to promote cleaner energy use and reduce dependence on traditional fuels. The government has been actively exploring alternative energy sources to meet growing energy demands while also addressing environmental concerns. Stakeholders from various sectors, including automotive manufacturers and energy distributors, are encouraged to collaborate on these proposals to ensure successful implementation.