NATURAL GAS

is a fossil fuel originating from animals
and plants deposited millions of years ago and buried under sediment before they had a chance to decay. Compressed under conditions of high temperature and pressure, the organic material gradually transformed into oil and/or gas. Natural gas consists mainly of methane, but also contains ethane, propane and other carbon compounds.

PROPANE

Propane is a fossil fuel that produces much less CO2 when burned than many other carbon-based fuels. In addition, propane combusts cleanly, releasing very little particulate matter. These characteristics make it one of the better options for the environment.

BIOPROPANE

Biopropane is a by-product of biodiesel and is produced entirely from renewable raw materials, namely from a mix of waste residues and vegetable oils. In terms of greenhouse gases, biopropane performs even better than propane, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 80%. It is a clean energy source of the future.