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Liquigas

Liquigas provides LPG infrastructure services in New Zealand, including the safe storage and handling of LPG.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Liquigas is a New Zealand company supporting the domestic gas industry through LPG infrastructure services. Its stated purpose is to provide customers with safe, reliable and efficient LPG infrastructure. The company says it is based in New Plymouth and operates installations or depots at Port Taranaki, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. Its work supports the storage and supply of LPG rather than presenting Liquigas as a household-cylinder retail brand. The company describes LPG as a mixture of propane and butane and says New Zealand supply comes from onshore and offshore gas fields in Taranaki, with propane imports from Australia used when demand exceeds domestic supply. Liquigas’s facilities handle LPG that is used across New Zealand in homes, hospitality, businesses, industry and vehicles. The company’s homepage says around half of the country’s LPG is likely to have begun its journey through a Liquigas facility. Liquigas presents safety, reliability, efficient operations and long-term customer partnerships as central to its work. Its website describes a small team and identifies Christo Janse van Rensburg as Chief Executive. The supplied evidence does not establish the company’s founding date, ownership, parent company, or listed status.

History

The supplied material identifies Liquigas as a New Zealand natural gas company and describes its present role as an LPG infrastructure services provider supporting the New Zealand gas industry. It does not give a founding date, founder, or an account of the company’s early history, so those details cannot be established here. Liquigas’s current operating footprint is described as being based in New Plymouth, with facilities or installations at Port Taranaki, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. The company says it stores LPG and provides infrastructure that contributes to security of supply for New Zealand. Its website also states that propane is imported from Australia when demand exceeds domestic supply. The available sources do not date the establishment of these facilities or the start of imports. The company describes its purpose as providing safe, reliable and efficient LPG infrastructure services. Its stated vision emphasizes its people and customers, long-term partnerships, safe storage and security of supply, and adapting its assets to a changing market. The website says Liquigas is managed and operated by a small team and lists Christo Janse van Rensburg as Chief Executive, along with managers responsible for engineering and operations, finance, and supply, IT, people and culture. No dated leadership changes are given. Liquigas’s facilities support a fuel used in homes, hospitality, businesses, industry and vehicles across New Zealand. The company’s homepage states that around half of New Zealand’s LPG is likely to have started its journey through a Liquigas facility. This evidence establishes the company’s described role and locations, but does not provide a corporate ownership history, merger or acquisition record, listing history, or dated milestones.

Products and positioning

A specialist infrastructure services provider supporting safe, reliable LPG storage and supply in New Zealand.

  • LPG infrastructure services

    Infrastructure services supporting LPG storage and supply for the New Zealand gas industry.

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