LPG stations are facilities designed to store and distribute compressed natural gas (LPG). These stations often use large underground storage tanks to store high pressure LPG.

LPG storage tanks are cylindrical tanks made of steel and are usually double-walled. The inner wall is the main tank that stores the LPG and the outer wall is a secondary storage area designed to prevent leaks. The dimensions of the tanks can vary depending on the capacity of the station and range from a few hundred cubic meters to several thousand cubic meters.

LPG stations use various security systems and protocols for the safe storage and distribution of LPG. These systems are designed to prevent LPG tanks from being damaged by excessive pressures or temperatures, to detect leaks and to prevent fires.