In Nigeria, energy consumption is a huge concern due to unstable power supply from the national grid. As a result, many households and businesses rely on electricity generators to meet their power needs. Traditionally, gasoline-powered generators have been the most commonly used. However, with the increasing availability of cooking gas or LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), many people are considering the possibility of using LPG-powered generators. In this blog post, we will look at the differences using cooking gas and gasoline to power electricity generators, their advantages and disadvantages, and most importantly, the safety implications.

Advantages of Using Cooking Gas (LPG) to Power Electricity Generators:

Cleaner and Safer: LPG generators emit fewer harmful fumes compared to standard gasoline generators, making them more environmentally friendly. Additionally, they contribute less to indoor air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Economical: The use of cooking gas as a fuel for generators has been found to be cheaper, given the current petrol prices in Nigeria, making it a cost-effective alternative for many families and businesses.

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https://talkchannelng.com/cooking-gas-vs-gasoline-powering-electricity-generators-in-nigeria/

Omo guy this thing wey una dey do make una no make gas cost abeg.

I just did mine yesterday.