A gas supplier has completed the 'gas-up' phase of what will become Britain's biggest liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage terminal.
Flogas Britain is behind the plans for the former National Grid facility in Avonmouth, near Bristol, which will be able to store 34,564 tonnes of LPG when finished.
The new facility will increase the company's LPG storage capability, improving the UK's off-grid gas infrastructure, and providing greater security of supply to commercial and residential customers nationwide. Flogas Britain said it has made a "significant investment" in the facility to support the decarbonisation strategy for UK off-grid homes.