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CNG is lighter than air, so it will rise up and dissipate into the air in the rare event of leaks. Propane will puddle on the ground like gasoline and increase the risk of fire or combustion. LPG is a compressed blend of propane and butane in liquid form, whereas CNG is a compressed form of natural gas that is air soluble.
