What is LPG, and where can it be found? What are the environmental advantages of LPG? General information about LPG use in the world …..
Liquefied Petroleum Gas, (LPG), is a reliable, efficient and portable energy source. LPG is a byproduct from natural gas and crude oil production. It is a versatile source of energy that can be used in over 1,000 different applications because of its unique properties.
LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) is a green energy option that emits 50% less carbon dioxide (carbon dioxide), than coal, and 20% less than gasoline. It is the fuel that emits the least harmful particulate substances, such as SOx, NOx and LPG. These harmful substances can harm the environment and cause health problems.
Where can you find LPG?
LPG can be used in more than 1000 applications. LPG is used in many industries, including commercial, industrial, transport, health, heating, and cooking. It is used in many everyday needs, such as the Olympic torch or the lighter. It is used in heating and cooking at 47% globally.
LPG is used in approximately 9% of the automotive sector. LPG in vehicles is the fastest-growing sector, with an estimated 22,870,000 tonnes of consumption. The average annual increase in autogas consumption over the past four year has been 4.6%.
Market Leaders
According to 2010 data, Asia Pacific appears to be one of the top regions for LPG extraction. A record 249 million tons LPG production was achieved. Between 2000 and 2010, there was no significant increase in LPG production in Americas. The African continent has seen a slight increase in LPG production.
