Central Gas Systems
A Central gas system is a freestanding community propane pipeline capable of serving dozens to thousands of individual residences, community amenities, schools, or commercial centers often from a single, centralized tank. These systems can be installed anywhere without gas main extensions—even beyond municipal and private utility service areas. Centralized gas distribution systems also allow developers and homeowners to avoid power disruptions common on larger grids and wide-area distribution networks.
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