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LPG

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LPG
abbr.
liquefied petroleum gas

LPG
abbreviation for
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) liquefied petroleum gas
Translations
LPG [ˌɛlpiːˈdʒiː] n (=liquefied petroleum gas) → GPL m
L-plate [ˈɛlpleɪt] n (British) plaque portant un L rouge ("Learner" ou apprenti), apposée sur le véhicule d'un apprenti conducteur


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By integrating the operations, the three companies, which are currently operating all segments of the LPG business from import, wholesaling to retailing, aim to increase their efficiency and competitiveness, to provide more finely-tuned services and to improve the quality of operations through a comprehensive security system, in order to stably and safely supply LPG, a clean energy, to customers.
LPG said plans call for further expansion of the lists.
Commercial sources of LPG are composed primarily of propane, and provide fuel gas for outdoor grills, recreational vehicles, and rural residences and businesses.
 
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