The Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) appeared on the fuel market in 1990 and rapidly gained popularity.

It is widely used in Europe, where the total number of LPG vehicles amounts to 7 million.

The main benefit of this gas is pollution reduction for the environment. It emits 10% less carbon dioxide and 85% less carbon monoxide than petrol.

The process of producing LPG is divided into two stages:

• Petrol refinement from crude oil
• Natural gas extraction.

After compression, gas is converted to the liquid form to be used in vehicle tanks at a special gas station. There are about 20,000 LPG stations in Europe.

As one of the cleanest fuels, LPG has other meaningful benefits, including lower costs. Due to the tax incentive the average price is approximately 40% less than conventional fuel.

SYNECTA a.s. is able to offer:

• Feasibility studies and predictive analyses
• Auto gas facilities
• Auto gas supplies in accordance with European certification and country-specific requirements.