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	LPG Benefits

	Weather you are a private motorist, small business owner or manager of a large fleet, the benefits of LPG are too great to ignore. LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) is a proven high performance, clean, efficient and economical alternative to petrol. Growing petrol prices, diminishing worlad oil reserves, and the need to reduce motoring costs wherever possible, have seen many individuals and companies consider the LPG alternative. Those who have made the change to LPG rarely go back to petrol. Why? Because LPG not only substantially reduces fuel costs - it reduces engine wear, and thus maintenance costs. It improves engine smoothness and reliability, and it has virtually the same power output as petrol. On top of that it reduces almost all harmful emissions.
	Financial Savings
	LPG costs less than half the price of petrol, so you will be able to save up to 50% on your vehicle fuel costs. Moreover there are many tax breaks that will make a whole lot of difference to fleet budgets:
	Your road tax (BIK) will be reduced to the one of diesel
	The cleanest bi-fuel vehicles will be exempt from congestion charging in London please check the Powershift Register for more information.
	Some insurers are ready to provide a lower premium for LPG converted cars
	Want to know how much you can save with LPG? Use our savings calculator at the bottom of the page.

	Environmental Benefits
	One of the greatest issues of our age is climate change, and we can all play a part in protecting our environment and our health by choosing better fueling options for our motor vehicles. It is generally accepted that Autogas gives a 10-15% carbon dioxide reduction (from well to wheel) in comparison to petrol and is on parity with diesel. LPG also delivers 80% lower NOx emissions than diesel, as well as zero particulate emissions. If all of London’s taxi cabs were converted to LPG, 3,000 tons less soot would be produced per year from vehicle emissions.
	Vehicle performance
	Modern LPG / Autogas engine technology provides performance and fuel economy comparable with contemporary petrol-powered engines.
	On LPG, torque is available at lower engine revs, which aids driveability – particularly in stop / start city driving. In some cases total torque is actually increased.
	The power output of engines with Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) is, when converted to run on LPG, usually only slightly lower than on petrol. Where possible, the LPG system is interfaced with the original EFI computer. While top speed may be marginally reduced and acceleration times cut by fractions of a second, most drivers would be unlikely to detect the difference.
	The fuel economy of Autogas-powered vehicles depends on a range of factors but on average, 2000 and older model vehicles running on Autogas use approximately 15% more fuel than petrol-powered equivalents. However, some high consumption petrol vehicles may in fact use only 10% percent more LPG. This is more than offset by the much lower cost of LPG, which is typically half the price or less of unleaded petrol. The introduction of improved performance LPG injection systems will see this consumption figure reduced even further.
	Most vehicles will run effectively on LPG but you must ensure that the equipment installed is suitable for your vehicle. New vehicles that are fitted with Autogas systems adhere to strict guidelines and any conversions should only be performed by a LPGA approved installer.
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