Consumers pay less for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from midnight, as retail prices are reduced across cylinder sizes. The new pricing takes effect on the night of Sunday, with the 100-pound cylinder priced at $162.96.
Other cylinder sizes are also reduced under the revised rates. A 25-pound cylinder will cost $45.84, and a 22-pound cylinder will retail at the newly announced price. Both outlets describe the change as starting from midnight and presenting specific revised costs for common cylinder weights. The reporting focuses on the consumer price impact and the effective timing, with no dispute over the amounts cited.
Overall, the coverage agrees that the adjustment begins at midnight and lowers LPG costs for households using retail cylinders, including the 100-pound option and smaller sizes such as 25 pounds.