LPG is guaranteed to be cheaper than oil for commercial installations

Boilers, DHW, space heating, LPG, Calor Gas
Among the benefits of LPG over oil for commercial installations is Calor’s guarantee of a lower price.

Calor Gas offers a price promise for specifiers and installers that its liquefied petroleum gas will be cheaper than the current oil price for commercial clients. Research indicates that most specifiers of off-grid fuel solutions believe that oil is much cheaper than LPG and, as a result, there is limited awareness of the many benefits of LPG.

This price guarantee is aimed at M&E engineers, heating and energy consultants, architects and installers specifying off-grid solutions for commercial installations.

One benefit of LPG is that it is very difficult to steal from an LPG tank, unlike heating oil — for which theft is increasing. The reputational and environmental damage of an oil spillage are also avoided.

Keith Higginson, commercial marketing manager from Calor, ‘LPG is the cleanest-burning fossil fuel for CO2, sulphur oxides, nitrous oxides and particulates — resulting in healthier air quality and is a logical low-carbon backup fuel to renewable technologies.’

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