Propane

Propane is an energy-rich gas. Its chemical formula is C3H8.

It is one of the liquefied petroleum gases  that are found mixed with natural gas and oil.

LPG provides a convenient means of powering heating, cooking and other processes, regardless of where your home is located.

How does LPG compare with other fuels? 

• LPG produces no harmful or dangerous waste
• LPG, when burned, produces less CO2 than coal and oil
• LPG burns cleanly with no soot and very few SO2 and NOx emissions
• LPG poses no ground and water pollution hazards
• LPG delivers significant fuel cost savings, and is approximately 50% cheaper than diesel
• LPG is a by-product so there is no wastage
• LPG boilers are cheaper to install than oil boilers and less expensive to maintain
• LPG can be used alongside renewable technologies