An LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) supply system is a complete turnkey unit that cools natural gas to -162°C for liquefaction and storage. Upon demand, the LNG is heated to regasify, then regulated, metered, and delivered to end-users. Compared to CNG, LNG boasts a significantly higher energy density, making it the optimal solution for long-haul transportation and large-scale strategic reserves.
As a cryogenic liquid, LNG achieves high-density storage through extreme cooling, rendering it ideally suited for large-volume storage and long-distance distribution.
