40 YEARS+ OF SAFE, EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS
We have been supplying, distributing and marketing LPGas in Southern Africa to domestic,
commercial, and industrial markets for more than 40 years.
We have a network of 30+ filling plants and strategic storage facilities across Southern Africa and use
a widespread distribution model to provide LPGas to customers in South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho,
and Eswatini.
Our expertise and customer-driven service levels have helped us cement long term mutually
beneficial relationships with our customers and distributors across the region.
We are a proudly BBBEE Level 1 company, and we are ISO 9001:2015 standards compliant.
As the leader in the LPGas Industry, we are committed to expanding access to reliable, safe, efficient
and affordable LPGas to more people in Southern Africa.

LPGas
What is LPG / LPGas?
The terms LPG / LPGas are an abbreviation of “Liquefied Petroleum Gas”. It is made up of Propane
and Butane; 2 natural gases with highly similar properties. The small differences in their properties
make each of them suitable for specific applications.
At standard temperature and pressure, LPGas is gaseous, but it changes to a liquid with moderate
pressure or cooling.

About LPGas
LPGas is an efficient and portable energy source that has lower carbon emissions that is readily
available to consumers around the world.
In liquid form, LPGas looks like water. Yet, because of its versatility, one litre of LPGas expands to
270 litres (about the volume of a bathtub), allowing large quantities to be transported in a compact
container.
Globally, hundreds and millions of people depend on LPGas for energy solutions in industry,
commercial business, cooking, heating, and water heating to name a few. LPGas provides instant
heat, which makes it a very cost-effective energy solution.
Due to its efficiency as an energy source, LPGas has found a home in many households, commercial
operations, industrial facilities, and operations. LPGas is used widely, and it is effective in reducing
carbon emissions and dependency on other energies.