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What is Carbon offsetting?

We all need to play our part to help our environment. Find out what Carbon Offsetting is and how it can help today with Flogas.

Oil vs. gas: which should you choose?

As the threat of climate change continues to gather pace, one of the burning questions of our time remains: ‘how can we create a greener, more sustainable future that still allows businesses to thrive?’

How is smart technology helping the manufacturing industry?

When it comes to manufacturing, the way we produce has changed dramatically over the years. From the first moving assembly line created in 1913, through to the modern day invention of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and even 3D printing, there’s no denying that manufacturing methods have evolved at an incredible rate.

Tech-Free Tourism: The Rise of Digital Detox Holidays

Digital detox holidays are becoming more and more popular. Allow Flogas to talk you through the best tech-free tourism tips.

Protecting Your Power from the Weather | Flogas

Your business’ power source is crucial for operation and output. Here at Flogas we’ve put together top tips to protect against the weather. Read today.

Hundreds of Years of Heating

We take a look at the history of heating in the home, examining the range of developments that have occurred throughout time. We will explore the impact these innovations have had on our day-to-day routine.

Brewing Success: Tips for Launching a Microbrewery | Flogas

The growth of craft beers available in the UK has increased tenfold in recent years. Read this article by Flogas if you want to get involved in the revolution.

Gin Distilleries: A Growing Trend

If you are an inspiring gin-entrepreneur, then read this Flogas article which offers you some top tips in cracking the latest trend in the UK market.

How To Control Fleas on your Pets

Fleas are parasites of the insect family and are known for their ability to jump, thanks to their strong back legs. They are easy to recognise, as they have a flat body, three pairs of legs and a mouth specially designed to suck blood. However they can be difficult to spot, due to their tiny size (fleas are only around 2-3 mm in length), especially if pets with a dark, long or thick coat. This means you might not be aware of them until you find a fleabite on your pet or you.