E1 Terminal - About LPG

ABOUT LPG

Over half a century, LPG has been popular as a common and an eco-friendly fuel that's been present in our daily lives

From households and restaurants that we're familiar with, to the not so much petrochemical plants, LPG has already settled into our lives. Even in the future to come, LPG will play a vital role to create an outstading enviromental friendliness, affordability, and abundant infrastructure.

Environmentally friendly LPG

From the production process to its use, LPG emits extremely low emissions of fine dust and greenhouse gasses compared to coal and petroleum-based fuels.

This makes LPG the most realistic 'Bridge' fuel in our transition towards a carbon-neutral era. As carbon neutrality emerges as a global megatrend, we're seeing how many companies and factories are transitioning from the existing coal and petroleum based fuels to a clean LPG, ergo the demand for LPG is forecast to increase due to the nature-friendly trends hovering over new industries from shipping to power generation.

LPG distribution structure

E1 Terminal owns a large-scale Terminal in Quang Ninh, and it has secured high-quality LPG from Middle East and North America, allowing it to maintain a stable product supply to meet the high demand within various domestic industries.

Refrigerated tanks -
the perfect solution for storing LPG

For automobiles

LPG for automobiles is considered to be both environmentally friendly and affordable since it is relatively cheaper than gasoline or diesel fuel, and low emission of ultrafine dust and greenhouse gasses. Thanks to these advantages, LPG cars are being used not only for personal use but also as business vehicles such as for taxis and freight vehicles, as well as school buses for children who are more vulnerable to pollutants.
Household/Business

LPG is greatly reduced in volume when liquefied, making it very easy to store and distribute. In addition, it has a higher caloric content than other fuels such as electricity, which makes it a common choice for cooking and water heating in households and restaurants. Specifically, LPG can be utilized securely and advantageously by building a funneling network utilizing LPG stockpiling tanks.
For industrial fuels

In the past few years, LPG has become a very popular fuel among domestic industries operating in the metallurgical, ceramics, and steel industries for its ability to generate very high temperatures, its low price, and its excellent eco-friendliness. Recently, as the era of carbon neutrality has begun in earnest, numerous industries are pushing forward with the fuel transition process for the more affordable and environmentally friendly LPG.
For petrochemical raw materials

The higher price competitiveness and environmental friendliness of LPG over existing petrochemicals such as naphtha are making it an increasingly attractive alternative for petrochemical companies seeking fuel diversification, cost reductions, and environmentally friendly management. The petrochemical industry uses LPG as raw material to manufacture basic oils such as ethylene, propylene, and butadiene and then processes them into petrochemical products such as synthetic resins, synthetic rubber, and synthetic detergents.