Overview
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is a mix of propane and butane produced from natural gas processing and oil refining. It is used for cooking and heating, as an automotive fuel and as a petrochemical feedstock.
BRONCI coordinates LPG supply in the composition each market needs, from commercial propane to butane-rich mixes, delivered by pressurised or refrigerated carriers.
Typical Quality Parameters
| Parameter | Typical value / limit |
|---|---|
| Composition | Propane, butane or agreed mix (for example 30/70, 40/60, 50/50) |
| Vapour pressure | According to grade and destination |
| Total sulphur | max 30 mg/kg (after odorisation, automotive EN 589) |
| Copper strip corrosion | Class 1 |
| Dienes | max 0.5 mol % |
| Motor octane number (automotive) | min 89 |
| Free water | None |
Automotive LPG values follow EN 589; other grades follow the buyer's specification. Final specifications are agreed in each contract and confirmed by independent inspection at the loading port.
Applications
- Household cooking and heating
- Automotive LPG (autogas)
- Industrial heating and drying
- Petrochemical feedstock
Supply Terms
- Delivery basis: FOB, CFR or CIF
- Shipment: Pressurised or refrigerated LPG carriers, spot and term
- Inspection: SGS, Intertek, Bureau Veritas or an equivalent independent inspector at the loading port
- Payment: Irrevocable documentary letter of credit from a first-class bank, or other instruments agreed in the contract
How We Work
Every enquiry follows the same disciplined process: counterparty verification (KYC), sanctions screening, a written offer, a signed sales contract and independent quality and quantity inspection. Read more about our compliance standards and transaction procedure.