What is LPG

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is a hydrocarbon gas that exists in a liquefied form. LPG is a colourless, low-carbon and highly efficient fuel. Supplied in two main forms, propane (C3H8) and butane (C₄H₁₀), LPG has a range of uses – from providing fuel for cooking gas in the home or commercial food & beverage establishments, powering fuel for industries, autogas vehicles, and much more.

LPG is an exceptional energy source due to its origin, benefits, applications, and its industry. As a clean and innovative energy, it offers benefits to consumers, industry, and the environment. With immediate and global availability, environmental benefits, natural co-product origin, transportation flexibility and diverse application, LPG plays a pivotal role in the transition towards a more secure, sustainable, and competitive energy model. 

• Portable: 

 LPG can be transported, stored, and used virtually anywhere in the world. It does not require a fixed network and will not deteriorate over time. 

• Clean: 

  LPG is clean burning and has lower greenhouse gas emissions than any other fossil fuel when measured on a total fuel cycle. Originating mainly from natural gas                production, it is non-toxic and non-contaminant.  

• Accessible: 
  

LPG can be accessible to everyone everywhere today without major infrastructure investment. Nothing needs to be invented, and there are enough reserves to last              many decades. 

• Efficient: 
  

LPG is cost-effective since a high proportion of its energy content is converted into heat. LPG can be much more efficient than traditional fuels, resulting in less energy wastage and better use of our planet's resources. 

• Convenient: 
  

LPG is multi-purpose energy. There are more than a thousand applications, from cooking, heating, air conditioning and transportation to industrial usage and even the Olympic torch!