Perfect for everything from cosy home heating to efficient business operations. For over 85 years, Calor Gas has been supporting homes and businesses with their energy needs providing a cleaner alternative fuel and now, making the change from oil to gas has never been easier.
LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) presents several advantages over oil for businesses. Firstly, it is a lower carbon fuel emitting at least 10% less emissions than heating oil. If you switch to our Futuria Gas, BioLPG, carbon emission savings of up to 90% are achievable*. BioLPG is identical in appearance and performance to conventional LPG but produced from renewable feedstocks such as plant and vegetable waste material. Additionally, LPG offers efficiencies with a cleaner burn, leading to lower maintenance costs and prolonged equipment life. Its versatility makes it suitable for various applications, including manufacturing, agriculture, farming, hospitality and manufacturing processes. LPG's storage and supply are also more secure, reducing the risk of theft compared to oil. These factors make LPG a cost-effective and sustainable energy choice for businesses.
Choosing LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) over oil for your home brings a bundle of warm and friendly advantages! LPG burns cleanly, cutting down on emissions. This means you’re doing your bit for the planet, right from the comfort of your home. Our LPG systems sit snug in your home – compact, easy to maintain, and always there to provide reliable warmth. So, when it comes to choosing between LPG and oil, LPG will always be there making your home life a little brighter and more comfortable!
For your home, yes! and here is why!
Switching can be a smart move, but it's essential to consider a few key factors:
BioLPG
Atlantic Consulting BioLPG 2018
BioLPG: A survey of markets, feedstocks, process technologies, projects and environmental impacts. Commissioned by Liquid Gas Europe/WLPGA.
Lower Carbon Emissions
SEAI Conversion and Emission Factors
View the common conversion factors for energy use in Ireland.