LP Gas is a highly efficient, colourless and highly flammable fuel which is primarily made from propane and butane. It is produced through refining crude oil or the extraction of natural gas and it is kept in pressurised tanks in liquid form but converts to gas when required. LPG is considered as the clean energy for a variety of applications which include cooking, heating and as fuel in cars. This gas is commonly viewed as a significantly cleaner-burning alternative to other hydrocarbons due to its reduced emissions.

In comparison to Natural Gas, LP Gas offers a higher energy content, which allows for less fuel usage to produce an equivalent amount of heat. It should be handled cautiously because of its flammable nature and an added odorant aids in the detection of leaks. Mishandling or extended exposure can lead to frostbite, burns and various health concerns.