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LPG is a mixture of hydrocarbon gases
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LPG is a low carbon emitting fuel, emitting 19 percent less CO2 per kWh than oil, 30 percent less than coal and more than 50 percent less than coal- generated electricity distributed via the grid.
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LPG is manufactured during the refining of crude oil.
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LPG burns cleanly with no soot and very few sulphur emissions.
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LPG, unlike oil, poses no ground or water pollution hazards.
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LPG is stored at a customers domestic or business premises in tanks located above or below ground.
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The LPG supplier will typically share the cost of installation with the customer and provide an ongoing support and maintenance service. The supplier will normally maintain ownership of the tank and charge a small fee for rental of the tank.
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The LPG is delivered in suppliers tankers, deliveries can be ordered by the customer or alternatively quality suppliers will offer a free top up service, whereby customers consumption is measured and deliveries planned accordingly.
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Leading LPG suppliers will also offer a budget plan, enabling customers to spread the cost of LPG over 12 months.
