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Will running my vehicles on LPG save my business money?
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Running a vehicle - or fleet of vehicles - on Autogas brings
businesses a number of financial benefits. Autogas is approximately
half the price of petrol and diesel, and road tax and vehicle
insurance is lower. Users also benefit from lower fuel duty and
reduced car parking in some areas.
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Will using Autogas deliver any environmental benefits to my business?
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Yes. Vehicles powered by Autogas emit fewer greenhouse gases
than those powered by petrol and diesel, meaning there's less
impact on local air quality.
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Is Autogas better for my vehicle(s)?
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Yes. By using Autogas, the wear and tear on your vehicles'
engines is significantly reduced. That's because LPG burns more
cleanly than petrol.
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Can I convert my vehicle(s) to run on Autogas?
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Yes. Converting to Autogas from petrol or diesel is a quick and
straightforward process that can deliver significant savings to
your fuel costs and business over the course of the year. Please click
here to contact us to find out more about switching to BP
Gas.
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Is Autogas widely available?
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Yes. Filling your vehicle(s) with Autogas is just as quick,
clean, safe and straightforward as doing so with petrol and diesel.
Autogas is available throughout the UK, with BP Gas alone
distributing Autogas to more than 250 outlets. If you opt to
install refuelling facilities on site, our range of options offers
business customers flexibility and convenience to suit their
specific business needs.
For more information about Autogas from BP Gas, click
here.
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Will on-site refuelling suit my business?
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Installing an on-site refuelling unit at your business premises
could save you significant amounts of money over the course of the
year.
The on-site refuelling unit you choose will depend on:
- How much Autogas you need
- The facilities you require
- Whether you will sell Autogas to the public
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What does a BP Gas on-site refuelling unit consist of?
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A BP Gas on-site refuelling unit consists of:
- 2000-litre vessels or 4000-litre vessels (or multiples of
2000-litre and 4000-litre vessels)
- 0.75-inch, single or three-phase electric pump, generating a
flow rate of 30 to 40 litres per minute; or 1.25-inch, three-phase
electric pump, generating a flow rate of 50 to 60 litres per
minute
- A basic hose with fill nozzle or volume-only dispenser housed
in a lockable cabinet with hose and fill nozzle; or an electronic
volume and value dispenser (capable of electronic feed to vehicle
management system) housed in a lockable cabinet with hose and fill
nozzle
All hoses will be the maximum permitted length of 3.6m and
incorporate a self-sealing pull-away coupling and bayonet-style
filling nozzle with lockable holster.
The unit will be complete with flameproof junction box, "Dead
man's" push button, start contactor, isolator and overload. You can
connect your electrical supply into the junction box via the gland
supplied by BP Gas.
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Does BP Gas install my on-site refuelling unit?
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Yes. The whole unit will be fully tested, purged and
delivered to site charged with propane vapour. After electrical
connection and initial fill, the unit will be given a final check
and test by BP Gas for correct operation. We can also specify and
install larger vessels both above and below ground upon
request.
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Do I need Autogas or BP Economix™?
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Autogas is LPG for cars or vans, vehicles that usually run on
petrol or diesel. BP Economix™ is BP Gas' unique LPG/diesel
mix which is ideal for diesel-only haulage vehicles.
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What is BP Economix™?
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BP Economix™ is a combination of LPG and diesel,
creating a cleaner burning and more cost-effective fuel. It safely
displaces diesel and replaces it with LPG, enabling businesses to
maintain vehicle performance and efficiency while enjoying fuel
cost savings of up to 12%.
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How does BP Economix™ work?
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BP Economix™ technology allows diesel to continue entering the
vehicle's engine while the LPG enters via a secondary gas system.
The system calculates the expected power output by measuring the
duration of the original diesel injector. It then reduces the
percentage use of the more expensive diesel accordingly, with the
'shortfall' being made up by the cleaner and cheaper LPG.
The vehicle will also automatically default to diesel should the
engine run out of LPG. Operating within original equipment
manufacturer (OEM) limits, the vehicle's performance remains
unaffected.
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Why should I switch my haulage fleet to run on BP Economix™?
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As well as helping reduce their carbon footprint, BP
Economix™ enables businesses to be more competitive with customer
tenders and quotes. Our complete packaged offer includes a
comprehensive site assessment and full installation, and you'll
also benefit from ongoing account management and full warranty
cover.
For more information about converting your vehicle to run on BP
Economix™, call our Customer Services team on 0845 300 0038* or email
us.