PETROLEUM AND GAS (PRODUCTION AND SAFETY) ACT 2004 - SECT 11
Meaning of LPG, fuel gas and hydrogen gas blend
PETROLEUM AND GAS (PRODUCTION AND SAFETY) ACT 2004 - SECT 11
Meaning of LPG, fuel gas and hydrogen gas blend
(1)
"LPG" , also called ‘LP gas’ and ‘liquefied petroleum gas’, is a
substance that— (a) is in a gaseous state at
standard temperature and pressure; and
(b) is predominately propane,
propylene or butane; and
(c) has been processed to be suitable for use by
consumers.
(2)
"Fuel gas" is— (a) LPG; or
(b) processed natural gas; or
(c) hydrogen, or
a hydrogen gas blend, used or intended to be used as a fuel to produce heat,
light or power; or
(d) another substance prescribed by regulation that is
similar to LPG or processed natural gas.
(3) A
"hydrogen gas blend" is processed natural gas and hydrogen that have been
blended together.
(4) In this section—
"processed natural gas" means a substance that— (a) is in a gaseous state at
standard temperature and pressure; and
(b) consists of hydrocarbons that
occur naturally and other substances; and
(c) is more than half, by volume,
methane; and
(d) has been processed to be suitable for use by consumers of
fuel gas.
"standard temperature and pressure" means an absolute pressure of 101.325kPa
at a temperature of 15ºC.
