OPINION: High domestic LPG prices may pose a threat to India’s Clean Cooking Transition

Posted on by cngpump
It is clear that India will have to adopt a multi-pronged approach to ensure that the upwards trajectory of domestic LPG prices does not upend its transition to cleaner cooking fuels.

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