According to Jin10, sources said India could impose tariffs on cooking gas consumers and natural gas to help finance a planned strategic fuel reserve of $42 billion after supply disruptions triggered by Iran's war. The sources said the plan would expand India's strategic reserves beyond crude oil for the first time, with reserves intended to cover approximately two months of demand for crude oil and liquefied natural gas, and about six weeks of consumption of liquefied petroleum gas. The sources said funding for cooking gas and gas storage infrastructure would come from tariffs charged to users, expected to raise about $1.5 billion a year. The ministry of oil and gas is considering a tariff of 1.29 rupees per kilogram of liquefied petroleum gas, which would raise about $460 million a year and increase the cost of a standard home cooking gas cylinder by approximately 18 rupees. For natural gas, the ministry has proposed a tariff of 1.43 rupees per standard cubic meter, which would raise about $1.0 billion a year at current consumption levels$INDI.US