GAS KNOWLEDGE
What Is LPG?
An introduction to liquefied petroleum gas, its uses and storage formats.
AI-GENERATED ILLUSTRATION
LPG EXPLAINED
Liquefied Petroleum Gas
LPG is a group of hydrocarbon gases, mainly propane and butanes, obtained from crude oil refining and natural gas processing.
These gases can be stored as a liquid under pressure, which makes cylinders and bulk vessels useful for transport and storage. The composition of LPG varies; it is not a single fixed propane-to-butane blend.
COMMON APPLICATIONS
Where LPG Is Used
Homes & Hospitality
Cooking, heating and hospitality applications.
Industry
Process heating and industrial fuel applications.
Commercial Use
Catering, farming and other commercial applications.
Storage Options
Portable cylinders and larger bulk vessels, selected for the application.
SUPPLY & STORAGE
From cylinders to bulk supply.
Different storage formats serve different consumption and site requirements. Explore GlobeGas cylinder, baby tank and bulk storage options, or discuss your installation with our team.
NON-EMERGENCY ENQUIRIES
Need help with your gas system?
Contact our team about design, supply, inspection or maintenance. For an active emergency, move to safety and contact emergency services.