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Rockgas has been providing a reliable source of LPG to thousands of customers everyday for 90 years.

LPG and LNG are both gases that are turned into liquids for easier transport and storage. Let's explore the key distinctions between these two energy sources.  

With summer around the corner, the days grow longer and it's time to dust off the BBQ and ensure you are ready for a sizzling El Nino summer. However, to ensure your BBQ gatherings are a hit this season, it's…continue reading

Rockgas has been a big part of New Zealand's energy story for 90 years. It started back in 1934 as a small Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) provider, owned by Shell Oil. Now, Rockgas is the largest LPG retailer in New…continue reading

Rockgas has played a pivotal role in New Zealand's energy landscape for 90 years, evolving to meet the changing needs of its customers and the country’s energy demands. Established in 1934, originally under the ownership of the Shell Oil Company,…continue reading

In the ever-evolving landscape of energy solutions, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) stands out as a dependable option for both homes and businesses. Here's why: Versatility One of LPG's most significant advantages is its versatility. It has a multitude of uses,…continue reading

Kiwis love using gas – and not just for the barbie. Throughout the country Rockgas supplies Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) to over 140,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers who enjoy all the comfort, reliability and versatility that LPG offers.  You…continue reading

Sourced from istock Cooking the perfect steak on a gas BBQ, grill or hob is an art that combines technique, quality ingredients, and a bit of patience. Whether you're a novice with a cast iron pan on the stove top…continue reading

If your household relies on LPG, you don’t want to run out of gas. It’s important to know how to check your gas bottles and when to order. Here are some tips to help you be prepared this winter. How…continue reading

What do I do if I smell or suspect a gas leak? Please call our emergency telephone 0800 427 345 if you suspect you have a gas leak or an issue with your gas bottle. In case of an immediate…continue reading