LPG means Liquid Petroleum Gas and is also known as Autogas. It has been used safely over the world for many decades in homes for cooking, heating and hot water, in industry, farming and for automotive transportation. There are already over 200,000 Lpg vehicles in the UK alone.

Lpg is considerably cheaper than petrol or diesel, and converted cars also emit fewer harmful emissions than vehicles using traditional fuels, making it a cleaner and greener option too!

Lpg is one of the cleanest and most environmentally friendly fuels available.

• Lpg helps to reduce your carbon footprint – it is a low carbon fuel that produces 17-23% less Co2 compared with petrol.
• Improves local air quality – one of the major causes of air pollution in the UK, Europe and Ireland is transport. Using lpg reduces greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants that cause serious health problems.
• Lpg has 50% less ozone forming potential, produces 40% less hydrocarbons, 40% less Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) and significantly less black carbon and particular matter.
• Driving an lpg fuelled car makes a substantial contribution to a cleaner, better environment.