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What is LPG?
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Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is the generic name for commercial
propane and commercial butane. Its high calorific value and
negligible sulphur and metal pollutants make it a more efficient
fuel than oil, coal and electricity and better for the
environment. LPG provides a convenient means of powering heating,
cooking and other processes, regardless of where your home is
located.
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How does LPG compare with other fuels?
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- 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
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Will using LPG help reduce my carbon footprint?
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Yes. LPG has a number of environmental advantages over fuels
such as oil, coal and electricity. It burns more cleanly and
releases less CO2 per unit of energy than other fossil fuels.
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Why should I become a BP Gas LPG customer?
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BP has been satisfying the energy requirements of individuals,
families and businesses for more than 100 years. As a leading
supplier of LPG in the UK, BP Gas uses the knowledge and experience
built up over this period to meet the needs of thousands of
customers in rural and city locations every single day.
We combine our UK-wide network with our unrivalled reputation
for reliability and customer service to provide LPG to more than
11,000 households nationwide.
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Can BP Gas provide safety data sheets for its products?
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Click
here to download our propane safety data sheet.
Click here
to download our butane safety data sheet.
Click
here to download our Autogas safety data sheet.