A quantity of gas required by a transporter to provide the transportation service. Fuel gas includes, but is not limited to, gas consumed in transporter's mainline compressor stations, gathering system booster stations and processing plants.
Synthetic gas used for heating or cooling. It has less energy content than pipeline–quality gas.
Gas (generally natural gas) that is used as fuel for boilers, gas turbines, etc., within a plant.
A gas usually used with oxygen for heating; examples include acetylene, natural gas, hydrogen, propane (LP), methyl acetylene propadiene stabilized (Mapp), and other synthetic fuels and hydrocarbons.
Natural gas, manufactured gas, LP-Gas, and similar gases commonly used for commercial or residential purposes, i.e., heating, cooling, or cooking.
A commonly distributed gas used for fuel, such as natural gas, propane, landfill gas, etc.
A natural gas, manufactured gas, liquefied petroleum gas or a mixture of these.
Fuel gas can refer to any of several gases burned to produce thermal energy.
