Effective April 1, 2026, households face a massive price surge as companies like Solane and Petron implemented hikes of up to ₱20 per kilogram, tracking volatile international contract prices and rising shipping costs amid the ongoing Middle East energy crisis.
Solane implemented the increase effective April 1.
LPG prices are going up again, as global oil markets react to ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Solane has implemented a price increase of ₱17 per kilogram (VAT inclusive) effective April 1, 2026, at 6AM, following higher international contract prices for the month.
The adjustment reflects continued volatility in global energy markets, where supply concerns and geopolitical tensions have kept costs elevated.
The increase adds another layer of pressure on Filipino households facing rising fuel and utility expenses, particularly for cooking gas, which remains a daily essential.
The latest hike underscores how shifts in global oil markets quickly translate to local price movements in the Philippines, given the country’s reliance on imported fuel.
LPG Price Adjustment Tracker: April 1, 2026
Brand
Price Increase (per kg)
11kg Tank Impact
Effective Time
Petron (Gasul)
₱20.00
+ ₱220.00
12:01 AM
Solane
₱17.00
+ ₱187.00
6:00 AM
Seaoil (Seagas)
₱36.63
+ ₱402.93
12:01 AM
LPGMA
₱10.00 (Staggered)
+ ₱110.00
April 1 & 7
Solane and Petron have raised LPG prices by as much as ₱20 per kilogram effective April 1, 2026, tracking higher international contract prices amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
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