Liquid Gas supports a wide range of industrial processes and services, notably where a high degree of precision and flexibility in process temperatures, as well as a strong flame, are required.

Millions of businesses, from restaurants to hotels, to independent professionals, to contractors, rely on Liquid Gas as an energy source for numerous applications. It is the ideal fuel choice for businesses that are off the grid, not connected to the mains gas.

Millions of businesses, from restaurants to hotels, to independent professionals, to contractors, rely on Liquid Gas as an energy source for numerous applications.

Business
and industry

Locally-stored energy for business and industry

The role of Liquid Gas

Liquid Gas has a higher calorific value and offers portability, highly controllable temperatures, homogeneous content, low emissions as well as availability.

Where is Liquid Gas used?

Forklifts	Mobile energy	Construction
Ovens in small-scale and industrial bakeries	Trucks	Power generation or providing back-up power
Commercial cooking	Outdoor cooking	Industrial drying
Ceramic production	Glass production	Agro-food industry
Cremation services	Street & graffiti cleaning	Land and garden care
Soldering, welding, flame cutting	Roofing	Concrete buffering
Laundry services	Paint & concrete drying	Steam generation
Waste incineration	Industrial water heating & pumping	Asphalt production
Brick manufacturing	Hotels & campsites	Pest control

In the US,

industrial companies use Liquid Gas.

Reliability

Liquid Gas is used as a feedstock in the production of various chemicals and petrochemicals, including propylene and butadiene, which are essential components in the plastics and rubber industries.

Refrigerants

LPG is increasingly being used as a refrigerant because it is not a greenhouse gas.

Propellant

Liquid Gas is used as a propellant by manufacturers of air fresheners, perfumes, cosmetics, spray paint and food-grade packaging material.

Why Liquid Gas?

Storage

Liquid Gas can be stored on-site, providing energy when it is needed.

Portable

Liquid Gas can be transported in cylinders and used for application where the energy source needs to be moved such as street cooking and roofing.

Lower emissions

When compared to liquid or solid fuels, using Liquid Gas helps reduce particulate and greenhouse gas emissions.

Soil protection

Liquid Gas does not spill, eliminating the risk of ground pollution.

Calorific value

Liquid Gas has a high calorific value and can generate high, controllable heat.

No soot

Many industrial applications, such as food processing and glass manufacturing, need a clean burning fuel source.

Cost-effectiveness

In many regions, Liquid Gas offers a cost-effective solution.

Secure supply

Liquid Gas can supply energy when and where it is needed.

Versatility

The same fuel can be used for a variety of applications.

Liquid Gas and
the energy transition

Liquid Gas has enabled thousands of businesses to move away from polluting solid and liquid fuels and reduce their emissions as well as improve local air quality. Because of the type of energy needed or the type of operations, electrification is often not an option and only liquid fuels can provide the type of energy required. With the increasing availability of renewable liquid fuels, businesses can seamlessly switch and further reduce their emissions.

Energising rural economies

Many rural areas across the world do not have access to the natural gas grid, but businesses operating in these areas need reliable energy. Liquid Gas provides efficient, locally-stored energy that enables these companies to operate and grow rural economies.