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LPG Gas stations

LPG today is one of the main energy sources with unique and special features, which in combination with the high quality guaranteed by PetroGaz offer unique benefits in the field of transportation, having as a result today more and more consumers to discover the advantages of LPG.
By choosing LPG (Autogas), we can help make everyday automobility cleaner.

    • Fewer emissions of certain air pollutants. Compared with a conventional petrol or diesel vehicle, an LPG-powered vehicle can offer lower emissions of certain regulated pollutants, depending on the vehicle, engine technology and operating conditions.
    • A practical alternative for cleaner urban mobility. LPG (Autogas) is an immediately available alternative fuel that can help reduce certain vehicle-related air pollutants. Its contribution to improved local air quality depends on the specific vehicle and the local conditions.
    • A lower-carbon option in selected applications. Where reliable, comparable data demonstrate lower greenhouse gas emissions than the relevant conventional alternative, LPG can contribute to reducing the climate impact of transport. This benefit should be assessed over the relevant life cycle and does not mean that LPG is carbon-neutral or that it eliminates greenhouse gas emissions.

 
Supporting evidence

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Επωνυμία Πελάτη Νομός Πόλη Διεύθυνση Τηλέφωνο
ΘΕΟΤΟΚΑΤΟΣ ΚΩΝ/ΝΟΣ ΑΙΤΩΛΟΑΚΑΡΝΑΝΙΑΣ ΜΕΣΟΛΟΓΓΙ ΑΙΤΩΛ/ΝΙΑΣ Π/ΔΟΣ ΝΑΥΠΑΚΤΟΥ 158 ΕΙΚ.ΑΓ.ΙΩΑ 2631025481
ΚΑΓΙΑΣ ΙΑΣΩΝ ΤΟΥ ΓΡΗΓΟΡΙΟΥ ΑΙΤΩΛΟΑΚΑΡΝΑΝΙΑΣ ΑΓΡΙΝΙΟ ΑΙΤΩΛ/ΝΙΑΣ 6ΚΜ ΕΟ ΑΓΡΙΝ-ΙΩΑΝΝΙΝΩΝ ΝΕΑΠΟΛΗ 2641091919
ΜΥΛΩΝΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ & ΣΙΑ Ε.Ε ΑΙΤΩΛΟΑΚΑΡΝΑΝΙΑΣ ΜΑΤΑΡΑΓΚΑ ΑΙΤΩΛ/ΝΙΑΣ ΜΑΤΑΡΑΓΚΑ 2635023000
ΣΙΔΕΡΗΣ ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ ΑΙΤΩΛΟΑΚΑΡΝΑΝΙΑΣ ΠΑΝΑΙΤΩΛΙΟ ΑΙΤΩΛ/ΝΙΑΣ 7 ΧΛΜ. Ε.Ο. ΑΓΡΙΝΙΟΥ-ΑΝΤΙΡΙΟΥ 2641050859

Supporting evidence

1. The European Commission’s European Alternative Fuels Observatoty_EAFO, https://alternative-fuels-observatory.ec.europa.eu/general-information/alternative-fuels

2. Ristovski et al. (2005) — particulate matter and CO₂

Study: Particle and carbon dioxide emissions from passenger vehicles operating on unleaded petrol and LPG fuel
Journal: Science of the Total Environment
“A controlled study of passenger vehicles found that LPG produced over 70% fewer particles and 10–18% lower CO₂ emissions than unleaded petrol under the tested conditions.”

3. Yang et al. (2007) — regulated pollutants, PM and CO₂

Study: Comparative Study of Regulated and Unregulated Air Pollutant Emissions before and after Conversion of Automobiles from Gasoline Power to LPG/Gasoline Dual-Fuel Retrofits
Journal: Environmental Science & Technology
In a controlled study of nine converted vehicles, LPG operation reduced CO emissions by 71%, total hydrocarbons by 89% and CO₂ by 14% compared with petrol.

4. Kim et al. (2019) — modern LPG direct-injection engine

Study: Abatement potential analysis on CO₂ and size-resolved particle emissions from a downsized LPG direct injection engine for passenger car
Journal: Atmospheric Pollution Research.

“Research on a dedicated LPG direct-injection engine demonstrated potential reductions of over 20% in CO₂ and over 90% in particle number compared with a gasoline direct-injection vehicle.”

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