A home connected to the gas network is comfortable
Gas is the perfect energy for your home: cooking, hot water and heating will always be at your disposal. Simply connect to access the comfort of a continuous supply and no longer have the problem of supplies: there is no risk of running out.
Cooking: Gas is ideal for powering your stove, it has a high calorific value, produces a strong flame and is easy to adjust. The gas is also always available and, unlike cylinders, eliminates the inconvenience of periodic supplies and the risk of manoeuvring high-pressure vessels.
Hot water: if you are connected to the gas network, turn on the tap and the hot water is ready in an instant, without quantity limits, and consumes energy only during use. The electric water heater, however, has limited capacity and consumes more energy because it must remain on for a long time to obtain and keep the water warm.
Heating: with a gas heating system, there is consistent and even heat in all rooms, along with the right level of humidity. You also have maximum comfort, and you don’t have to worry about running out of supplies because gas is always available, ensuring you never run out of energy when you need it most.
A home connected to the gas network is more efficient
Gas is one of the most efficient energy sources. New condensing boilers allow for less consumption compared to LPG and diesel.
Payment is always after consumption. In fact, the gas bill arrives at the end of each billing period.
A home connected to the gas network is in line with the energy transition
When making energy choices today, adopting a responsible attitude is crucial. Checking the environmental impact of our consumption is just as important for the community as comfort and efficiency are for our family. Natural gas, when used as an energy source, emits between 25% and 40% less CO₂ compared to other fossil fuels. Moreover, it produces almost zero fine dust emissions and particulate matter. By substituting more polluting sources, it significantly contributes to improving air quality.
Gas does not produce fumes nor ash and, once burnt, does not contaminate the air nor environment.
It is distributed through underground pipes that have no visual impact on the landscape.
Fossil gas is gradually replaced in the networks by green gases such as biomethane and hydrogen so CO2 emissions are further reduced.
A home connected to the gas network is safe
Gas is one of the safest energy sources for the home since:
- by law, the systems are built and periodically checked by qualified technicians who, at the end of service, issue a declaration of conformity that guarantees their correct operation;
- it is lighter than air so it tends to rise and disperse easily unlike LPG which, being heavier, stagnates in the rooms increasing the risk of accidents;
- in each municipality, the local distribution company offers customers a 24/7 network control service and a free 24/7 emergency service.