Indian Oil Petronas

Liquefied petroleum gas commonly referred to as LPG is in essence a combination two combustible, hydrocarbon gases namely butane and propane.   This combination of highly inflammable gases is widely used as fuel source for the purpose of cooking, heating appliances, and in some cases as fuel for vehicles.   LPG is a non-toxic, reasonably priced, competent fuel source for domestic applications particularly for the purpose of cooking.   Compared to old-fashioned fuel sources like fire wood or coal, which cause enormously adverse indoor pollution and is a grave health hazard, LPG causes negligible interior pollution.   LPG is an immensely prevalent affordable cooking fuel, and vast majority of Indian households are now increasingly favoring using this gas. Nowadays extensive LPG pipelines are being installed even to reach distant inaccessible areas in order to facilitate easy availability of the reasonably priced cooking fuel. Indian Oil Corporation has the plan to provide roughly 1987

LPG is now very widely used in the automotive sector and is also famous as autogas, and is becoming very fast the ideal replacement of petrol and diesel n vehicles. It has very low emissions, and there is no particulate emission from the combustion of LPG, and thus, it has no immediate impact on the air quality. AutomotiveLPG is in use in more than 23 million vehicles all over the world, and it is highly economical to use also. What is autogas vehicles ? Autogas is the common name for liquefied petroleum gas or LPG, and it is widely used as a fuel in the internal consumption engines of vehicles. In modern times, the use of LPG can be found in cars, Lorries, buses, and trucks, and the global consumption of autogas is rising very fast. The added value of LPG in autogas is that it has a very low carbon footprint, and it generates considerably lower emissions than any other types of fossil fuels. It is very beneficial for protecting the environment, useful for human health, and mitiga