Industrial LPG

LPG is a critical input for Australian industry, and
renewable liquid gases provide the opportunity to carry the performance industry demands into a lower-emission future. Valued for its high, precise and controllable heat or low-soot generation, LPG underpins manufacturing and processing operations right across the country.

Many industrial processes demand temperatures electricity or electricity infrastructure struggles to deliver cost-effectively at scale, especially in a regional setting. LPG meets that need directly, powering kilns furnaces and dryers used in ceramics, glass, metal fabrication and food
processing, as well as processing equipment on mine sites far from established infrastructure.

Its clean combustion also makes it well suited to processes where product quality depends on a controlled, contaminant-free flame. LPG is a key feedstock in its own right too, used as a chemical building block in the production of plastics, aerosol propellants and other everyday products, well beyond its role as a combustion fuel.

Industrial operators value LPG for its flexibility. Available by cylinder or bespoke bulk tank solutions, it can be scaled to suit a single processing line or an entire industrial site. Facilities far from energy supply networks can rely on LPG for the form of energy they need without
compromising on quality or reliability of supply.

As Australian industry looks to decarbonise, renewable liquid gases offer a genuine pathway to reduce industrial emissions without re-engineering processes built around LPG's performance. The same burners, kilns and equipment already installed on factory floors are ready to run on
renewable liquid gas as it becomes available, extending LPG's industrial value into a lower-carbon future.