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Liquified natural gas, commonly known as LNG, is natural gas in its liquid state. This is achieved by cooling natural gas to -162°C (-260°F). It is a clear, colourless, non-corrosive, and non-toxic liquid. Through the liquefaction process, the volume of the gas is reduced approximately 600 times. LNG then undergoes the regasification process at import …

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Gas prices are rising sharply around the world. After the Covid-19 pandemic, a global resurgence in demand for energy emerged. But all too quickly, depleted storage and supply chain bottlenecks meant providers struggled to keep pace with demand, and the price at the tanks inched higher. Yet, in February 2022, the world would witness more …

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Over the next five years, the liquified natural gas (LNG) industry will need to continuously adapt and evolve to navigate market changes and the advent of new technologies. Demand for lower-carbon energy is set to soar as the global population skyrockets, developing economies grow, and calls for climate action increase. Given these factors, LNG is …

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Consisting of 85-95% methane, LNG is the cleanest combustible fossil fuel. When burned, it emits 40% less carbon dioxide (CO2) compared to coal and 30% less than oil. It does not release soot, dust, or particulates into the atmosphere, only producing insignificant quantities of compounds considered harmful. Despite its categorisation as a fossil fuel, many …

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