The Philippines government is revisiting a long-dormant proposal to differentiate between household and commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders and pricing. A new committee has been formed to study separate cylinder sizes and costs for the two user groups, following a recent LPG shortage in the country. Previous attempts to implement this separation were made in 2011 and 2013 but were ultimately unsuccessful. Officials hope a revised approach will address supply issues and potentially stabilize pricing for residential consumers in the Philippines. The renewed effort comes as the nation seeks to prevent future disruptions to LPG availability. The committee's findings will be crucial in determining whether the plan will finally be enacted. The government aims to ensure equitable access to LPG for both households and businesses.