Filipino households will have to pay more for cooking gas this October due to an upward adjustment for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) set on Tuesday. Oil company Petron said LPG prices would climb by 80 centavos per kilogram. Meanwhile, Solane, in a separate advisory, said its LPG price is higher at 82 centavos a kilogram.
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