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What is LPG

LPG stands for liquefied petroleum gas which describes propane and butane gases. When stored under pressure, they become a liquid and take up much less space, making LPG easy to transport.

What is LPG - Benefits of LP Gas

Benefits of LP Gas

  • Higher Energy Efficiency – LPG produces more heat per unit of energy, making it faster and more efficient for cooking, water heating and space heating.

  • Lower Running Costs – Appliances powered by LPG often use less energy to achieve the same result, helping reduce overall energy bills.

  • Reliable Supply – LPG can be stored on-site in cylinders or tanks, ensuring energy access even during power outages or in off-grid locations.

  • Portable and Versatile – Unlike electricity and natural gas, LPG can be easily transported and used anywhere, ideal for rural areas, construction sites, and mobile applications.

  • Cleaner Burning Fuel – LPG emits fewer greenhouse gases and particulates than coal-generated electricity, offering a lower-carbon energy option.

  • Instant Heat Control – LPG provides instant and precise temperature control, making it preferred for cooking and heating applications.

  • Independent Energy Source – Using LPG means you’re not reliant on the power grid, offering energy security and flexibility for homes and businesses.

  • Wide Range of Applications – From heating and hot water to forklifts, generators and commercial equipment, LPG can power a wide variety of uses efficiently.

  • Fast Installation and Scalability – LPG systems are quick to install and can easily be scaled up with additional cylinders or bulk tanks as energy needs grow.

  • Consistent Performance – LPG delivers reliable performance even in remote or harsh environments where electricity supply can be unstable.


What is LPG - Gas bottle sizes

Gas bottle sizes

  • 3.7kg SupaSwap cylinder

  • 8.5kg SupaSwap cylinder

  • 8.5kg Heatagas cylinder

  • 15kg forklift cylinder

  • 18kg forklift cylinder

  • 45kg vapour withdrawal cylinder – recommended for LP home gas use

  • 210kg - for larger volumes

  • Bulk Tanks (various sizes) – used for large volumes or farms and regional area residences


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What is the difference between LPG and Natural Gas?

LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) and natural gas are both reliable energy options, but LPG offers greater flexibility and convenience for a wide range of users. LPG is a portable, bottled gas making it ideal for areas without access to natural gas pipelines.

It provides consistent, high-energy performance for cooking, heating, hot water and outdoor appliances, and can be used almost anywhere, from homes and farms to worksites and commercial kitchens.

In contrast, natural gas is supplied via a fixed pipeline network, limiting its availability to connected regions. There has also been a recent move to phase out natural gas connections in new homes in different regions around Australia.

With its portability, energy efficiency, availability and ease of supply, LPG remains the smarter, more adaptable energy choice for many Australians.