From competitive pricing to security of supply; switching suppliers to developing a new site – ELGAS has more than 38 years of experience in meeting the LPG energy needs of Australian businesses.
We make everything easy – from setting up your account, to safety training to technical assistance with changing gas bottles & LPG tank.
Our LPG specialists are on hand to ensure that your new site complies with all relevant Standards and Industry codes.
Our state-of-the-art 65,000t ELGAS Cavern is the largest and only underground LPG storage facility in the Southern Hemisphere.
Climate Active certification is an important step for ELGAS and our customers as we make the transition to Net Zero emissions by 2050.
As Australia’s largest supplier of LPG, we understand our responsibility to find renewable alternatives to fossil fuel energy sources while reducing our emissions - and the emissions of our customers - at the same time.
When you choose an opt-in carbon neutral LPG plan for your home or business, ELGAS will offset the carbon emissions of your LPG use. And by choosing an opt-in carbon neutral plan, you can play an important part in achieving Net Zero - today and into the future.
From 15kg gas bottle exchange services to bulk onsite refuelling stations, we have every option covered.
ELGAS technical specialists will help establish compliant bulk LPG supply to meet your business requirements.
We have LPG equipment to meet your business needs, including air driven LPG refuelling pumps and telemetry options to safeguard LPG supplies.
*Delivery charges may apply for some select ELGAS Branches and Agents. Call your local ELGAS Team on 131 161 to confirm.
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