LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas)

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been cooled to approximately -162°C, reducing its volume by about 600 times for efficient storage and transportation. It is composed primarily of methane, with controlled quantities of ethane, propane, nitrogen, and other light hydrocarbons, subject to the agreed commercial specification. LNG provides a high-energy, low-carbon-emission fuel option for power generation, industrial heating, marine bunkering, heavy transport, and city-gas distribution where pipeline infrastructure is unavailable or insufficient. The product is supplied in cryogenic-compatible equipment, including ISO tank containers, road tankers, storage vessels, and bulk LNG carriers. Each shipment can be supported by a certificate of analysis indicating composition, heating value, density, nitrogen content, sulfur level, and other quality parameters. LNG must be handled by trained personnel using approved cryogenic systems and safety procedures. Commercial terms may include delivery by truck, container, or vessel, with quantity, destination, loading schedule, and applicable Incoterms agreed before dispatch. Specifications can be customized to meet regional gas-gri