propane

If you don't want to be hooked up to gas lines, then propane tanks are also an option.

Yes, propane and natural gas have lots of hydrogens to combine with atmospheric oxygen to make water.

Winter usually isn't a problem (depends where you live, though); RVs have propane for heat and cooking.

A Gas Generator can be wired up to either a propane tank, offering perpetual energy.

Frankly solar + batteries or propane powering a freezer would be more cost effective and less time consuming than raising the animals.

For example, the grill has a propane, the headlamps have batteries 5) Yes definitely!

I seem to recall that burning propane generates a lot of water, which is detrimental to barbecue.

I've had the best chars by using a searzall (which attaches to a propane blow torch).

I tried charcoal for a while, but then switched to using propane burners and loved it.

Alternatively, propane burners are great, the fuel is cheap and doesn't get you covered in black dust, are surprisingly simple to make, and produce a really satisfying roar when used.

Plus, it gives you an opportunity to learn about propane burner design.

My grandmother lived off-grid for several years with a wind/solar/battery/diesel-for-emergencies/wood-for-heating/propane-for-cooking system.

People buy propane just-in-case knowing they can store it forever while helium is a "buy it before you use it" kind of thing.

"So you don't try to find a propane stove leak using a match, right?" and its that kind of stuff all night long.

"Anything that fits into a bag." I've got a propane torch, a fire extinguisher, various household cleaning supplies, and about 100 lb of ceramic tile to get rid of.