The LOT system (Liquid Off Take) is the world’s first high-efficiency dry-type vaporizer and has advanced safety features. The Micro LPG System has the potential to unlock savings of up to 1200 Cr per annum for commercial customers and for the country as a whole, which is not achieved due to LPG residue currently being left unusable in the 19kg commercial cylinders. Optimizing LPG usage and reducing wastage, aligns perfectly with India’s goals for sustainable energy utilization.

Jesal Sampat, Executive Director, of Pune Gas, said, “I’m thrilled to introduce LPGenius, a true game-changer in the world of LPG management. LPGenius reflects our commitment to innovation and efficiency. With its compact design, rapid setup, enhanced safety features, and enabling zero residue in LPG cylinders, it’s a testament to our dedication to delivering sustainable, intelligent solutions for our customers.“

The system offers the flexibility of using single or dual Liquid Off-Take (LOT) cylinders, allowing for easy LPG usage. Users can select from two LPG output capacities, with options for 5 kg/hr or 10 kg/hr. Safety is paramount, with all essential safety features integrated into the system to guarantee a secure operation. The system incorporates a vaporizer with a capacity of up to 15 kg/hr, ensuring a steady LPG supply. It is ergonomically designed to be compact and offers plug-and-play convenience, eliminating the need for installation hassles and saving valuable time.

Pune Gas, a pioneer in providing solutions for industrial and commercial gas users, has taken on the challenge of finding a sustainable remedy for the issue of LPG residue left unused in commercial cylinders. Their Micro LPG System aims to redefine how commercial LPG users engage with cylinders, making it more efficient and cost-effective. This solution is compact, organized, and efficient, making it an excellent option for commercial LPG users who are looking for a hassle-free and safe solution to the problem of cylinder sweating and freezing.

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The facility, which is situated at the port, will expand from 8,500 metric tonnes to 38,500 metric tonnes, representing an investment of about INR 500 Cr. The terminal expansion was inaugurated today in the presence of Mr. Bram Gräber, CEO of SHV Energy, and Mr. Santanu Guha, CEO of SUPERGAS. Mr. Bram Gräber, who is a member of the World LPG Association (WLPGA) Board of Directors, was also present at the World LPG Week 2022, being held this week in New Delhi.

Speaking to the media on the expansion, Mr. Bram said: “Our strategy for expanding this terminal is to ensure that our customers in Tamil Nadu have easy and affordable access to LPG. This expansion will allow us to offer government-run oil companies both the LPG and the storage facilities they need, thereby optimizing logistics and strengthening the overall LPG landscape in India.”

Further adding: “LPG will help to accelerate India’s long-term energy needs and will support the country’s transition away from more polluting fuels, such as coal and oil.” 

“LPG is not only a cleaner fuel than many existing alternatives, but it’s also much more accessible in India and can more easily reach areas that natural gas cannot reach,” said Mr. Santanu Guha, CEO of SUPERGAS. “LPG also has many important applications, from being used as a cooking gas, to transport and increasingly used in Industry. We look forward to further deregulation of the market to ensure increased investment in LPG infrastructure in support of India’s long-term energy needs,” said Mr. Santanu.

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