At Westflux, we process and deliver Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs)—specifically Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)—to support a wide range of domestic, commercial, and industrial energy needs.
LPG is primarily a mixture of propane and butane, gases that can be easily liquefied under moderate pressure or cooling. It is derived from natural gas processing or crude oil refining through fractional distillation. In its liquid form, LPG is highly energy-dense, portable, and efficient for storage and transportation.
Propane and butane both return to gas form when released at atmospheric pressure—propane boiling at -42°C (-44°F) and butane at -0.5°C (31°F). Though heavier than air and highly flammable, LPG is safe to handle when stored and managed under proper conditions.
Its versatility makes it indispensable across sectors:
- Domestic & Commercial: Cooking, heating, and lighting.
- Industrial: Powering equipment, furnaces, and process heat applications.
- Automotive: As a cleaner-burning alternative fuel (Autogas).
- Agriculture: For crop drying and pest control.
With Westflux’s expertise in gas processing and handling, we ensure reliable, sustainable, and safe LPG/NGL supply for all market segments.
The Journey of Natural Gas: Step-by-Step
Explore the process stages

Raw Natural Gas – fed into the facility
Removal of CO2 and H2S – reduces corrosion and potential freezing
Removal of water vapor (H2O)
Extraction of primary products (LNG & CNG)
Separates NGLs into:
- C1 (Methane)
- C2 (Ethane)
- C3+ (Propane & Heavier)
- Gasoline
Natural gas stored under high pressure for use as a clean fuel.
Natural gas cooled to a liquid state for easy storage and transport.
