On farms, it is used to dry corn and power farm equipment and irrigation pumps. Businesses and industry use propane to run their fork lifts and as a material to make many plastics. In recreational pursuits, hot air balloons use propane to heat the air that makes them rise. Propane, as an alternative transportation fuel, is a fine motor fuel. It is a liquid when kept under pressure, has a lot of oomph per gallon, and burns as clean as the cleanest motor fuel.
Propane is a fine fuel for cars and trucks.
As a liquid, it has a lot of oomph per gallon and burns cleanly. Like natural gas, propane burns cleanly, leaving a minimal impact on the air. LP-gases and propane are very safe and portable. These gases burn cleanly, leaving a minimal impact on the air. Water vapor and carbon dioxide are products of this burning.