Recreational LPG
For generations, LPG has powered the great Australian outdoors, and renewable liquid gases are now set to carry that tradition into a lower-emission future. From the barbecue in the backyard to the stove in a caravan parked at a remote campsite, LPG is the fuel behind some of the country's most cherished pastimes, and renewable liquid gases offer a way to enjoy them with a lighter footprint.
Its portability is what makes it so well suited to recreation. A small, lightweight cylinder delivers reliable, instant heat wherever it's needed, with no reliance on mains power or a nearby power point. This makes LPG the fuel of choice for caravans and motorhomes, camping stoves, portable heaters, patio heaters and barbecues right across the country. Even in the depths of winter or the height of summer, that same cylinder performs consistently, regardless of weather or terrain.
Boaters rely on LPG too, powering galley stoves and cabin heating on vessels ranging from weekend runabouts to live-aboard cruisers, where the same qualities that make LPG ideal on land, portability, reliability and clean combustion, matter just as much at sea. Marinas and boat-friendly caravan parks across the country have built refill and exchange infrastructure specifically to support it.
Beyond convenience, LPG's safety record and the strong technical standards developed over decades give recreational users confidence in a fuel that performs reliably in the demanding conditions of outdoor and off-grid use, from freezing high-country camps to humid coastal caravan parks. That same infrastructure, cylinders, refill points and appliances built up over
decades, means recreational users can travel almost anywhere in Australia and know LPG will be available when they need it.
That same off-grid capability extends well beyond the campsite. When storms, floods or bushfires impact energy supply, portable LPG cylinders keep Australia running, fuelling stoves, hot water and the heating. For communities cut off by natural disaster, the reliability of LPG often ensures survivors and emergency response are kept fed, showered and warm.
As Australians continue to embrace caravanning, camping and boating in record numbers, renewable liquid gases mean they can do so with confidence that their favourite pastimes are moving toward net zero, using the same cylinders, appliances and infrastructure they already rely on today.