Ogra announces cut in RLNG prices

Business Recorder reported that the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has lowered RLNG rates sharply from the previous month, with the revised figures applying from August 1, 2026. The new pricing was worked out using one LNG shipment that PSO brought into the country. The reduction arrives while severe gas load-shedding keeps disrupting supply nationwide.

The cut ranges from USD 6.15 to USD 6.95 for every MMBtu, covering both transmission and distribution charges. For the SNGPL network, transmission is now USD 17.4880 and distribution USD 19.0276 per MMBtu, while SSGCL transmission stands at USD 16.0724 and distribution at USD 18.1345. Measured against July 2026, the SNGPL transmission price fell USD 6.2140 per MMBtu, or 26.22 percent, while distribution dropped by USD 6.8112 per MMBtu, or 26.36 percent. On the SSGCL side, transmission eased by USD 6.1527 per MMBtu, or 27.68 percent, and distribution fell by USD 6.9527, or 27.71 percent.