The trade association for the LPG industry in the UK

Clean - LPG produces less air pollutants and carbon dioxide than most other fuels. LPG helps to reduce emissions of a typical house by 1.5 tonnes (around 25%) of CO2 per year. LPG also helps to reduce Black Carbon (BC) emissions, which are the second biggest contributor of global warming and which can cause serious health problems

Efficient - LPG has a higher efficiency (in some cases up to 5 times) than other fuels due to its high calorific value making it an ideal fuel of choice for UK's rural homes.

Versatile - there are more than 1000 applications of LPG around the world, and it's use in the UK is equally diverse ranging from use as a domestic heating fuel, in leisure for barbeques, on farms for grain dryers, to fuel forklift trucks in warehouses, and to power road repairing equipment to name a few.

Secure - LPG is a naturally occurring by-product of natural gas extraction and crude oil refining. In the UK it is produced in surplus, and is easily transported making it an important part of the UK's energy mix.

Energy - LPG is an immediately available low carbon alternative to fossil fuels.