ASGAZ Anadolu Sinai Gazlar A.Ş., established in 1972 within the Habaş Group, began supplying and selling bottled liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG.

Habaş Petrol Ürünleri A.Ş., established in 1992 within the Group with the aim of growing in the sector and expanding its service, began supplying LPG to fuel stations as “Habaş Otogaz LPG” as an alternative fuel to gasoline, in addition to supplying and selling bottled LPG and bulk LPG nationwide.

In 1993, PEGAGAZ A.Ş., one of the leading companies in the sector, joined the Group and expanded its service area in bottled LPG supply and sales.

ASGAZ Anadolu Sinai Gazlar A.Ş., HABAŞ Petrol Ürünleri A.Ş. and PEGAGAZ A.Ş. constitute the LPG Group of the Habaş Group.

Habaş LPG Group;

Marmara, Thrace, Ankara, Bursa and Aegean / Mediterranean Regional Directorates,
Yarımca / İzmit, Aliağa / İzmir, Ankara, Bursa, Çerkezköy / Tekirdağ and Sultanköy / Tekirdağ LPG cylinder filling facilities,
28000 m3 LPG storage capacity,
5000 m3 LPG carrying capacity ship,
Yarımca / Kocaeli and Aliağa / İzmir sea terminals
360 LPG dealers and 200 Autogas dealers are among the leaders of the sector.

In the Regional Directorates, there are expert and experienced Habaş Sales and Technical Support Engineers to determine the LPG requirement of your application, determine the supply method and determine the optimum working conditions.

Production, supply and customer-oriented activities are carried out within the framework of Habaş's "Service, Quality, Trust" principles.

WHAT IS LPG?

Liquefied Petroleum Gas, or LPG, is a mixture of butane (70%) and propane (30%) gases. The gas mixture is liquefied under pressure. LPG produced from the refining of crude oil or natural gas is heavier than air and flammable. Although it is colorless and odorless, it is odorized at the production site to detect possible gas leaks. When one liter of LPG gasifies, it reaches a gas volume of approximately 250 liters.

Since it can be easily liquefied under pressure, it is stored in steel tubes or stock tanks. It can be easily transported when filled into steel tubes. Since its boiling point is below 0o C, it evaporates easily at atmospheric temperature. LPG is especially preferred because it evaporates more easily and can be stored more easily compared to other fuels.

LPG is generally used as a fuel in heating, industrial production and in cars as an alternative to gasoline. LPG used as fuel in cars must comply with the Autogas Quality Standard.