The participants of the exhibition showed great interest in the KBV vaporizers with the indirect vaporization process of liquid-phase LPG by heating the heat exchanger (glycol) using a flame from a burner in a closed combustion chamber. This model of LPG vaporizers replaces the installation of water LPG vaporizers along with boilers for hot water circulation.

LPG is also very important in the search for solutions that can be applied on a large scale since it is versatile, can be used in a variety of different industries and is easily transportable, making it accessible in any part of the world without the need for complex infrastructure. This specific aspect plays a key role in rural or developing areas – as was repeatedly mentioned – where use of this fuel has meant, and still means, a significant improvement in terms of quality of life, safety, and a decrease in pollution.

Besides the intrinsic advantages of LPG, which were once again loudly reiterated, ample space was also devoted to innovations, particularly to the new renewable fuels such as Bio-LPG. It is chemically identical to conventional LPG but made from sustainable raw materials like plant and animal waste, vegetable oils and biogas. In addition to not being made from fossil fuels, it also has the great advantage that it can be deployed using the existing infrastructure and systems currently utilized for traditional LPG.