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A by-product of crude oil and natural gas producing fields, LPG is a mixture of hydrocarbons that, when lightly compressed, change from a gas to a liquid. And Australia has plentiful supplies of LPG. In fact, we use only 60% of what is currently produced with the remainder being one of the nation’s export success story’s. |
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While much of regional Australia is not connected to natural gas this doesn’t mean you can’t ‘cook with gas’ – thanks to LPG! In fact, LPG has been used in Australia for many decades with thousands of households enjoying its benefits. A clean, convenient energy source, LPG is stored outside the home, usually in one or two cylinders of 45kg capacity. These cylinders can either be re-filled where they stand or your supplier simply collects the empty cylinder and replaces it with a filled one. |
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