Ogra raises October RLNG prices
Business Recorder • • 1 min read
Business Recorder reported that Ogra set October 2026 RLNG rates for customers of Sui Southern Gas Company and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines at higher levels than September. SSGC’s rate rose by USD 2.1725 per MMBtu, or 15.27 percent, to USD 16.3959, while SNGPL’s increased by USD 2.1296, or 14.01 percent, to USD 17.3259 per MMBtu.
The regulator based its calculations on two LNG shipments brought in by Pakistan State Oil under its Qatar agreements, at Brent-linked slopes of 12.1963 percent and 9.3046 percent. Pakistan LNG Limited did not buy spot cargoes, and Ogra said recent route closures delayed delivery and the finalisation of its notice. The higher monthly rates directly affect the RLNG prices charged to customers of both Sui gas companies.
At a glance
- Ogra raised October RLNG rates by 15.27 percent for SSGC customers.
- SNGPL’s October rate increased 14.01 percent to USD 17.3259 per MMBtu.
- PSO imported two Qatar cargoes, while Pakistan LNG Limited bought no spot cargoes.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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