What is LNG? LNG – Liquefied Natural Gas LNG is natural gas that has been cooled down to the boiling point when it condenses to a liquid phase.
	LNG Satellite Plants Ferox offers a wide variety of LNG satellite plants, enabling Natural Gas use at off pipeline locations. Using a modular design and standard components the terminals can be designed to exactly fit your needs in terms of storage capacity and flow demand.
	LNG Vehicle Fueling LNG stations serve vehicle fleets, operating directly on LNG onboard. Heavy-duty trucks, busses, refuse vehicles and frequently operated fleet vehicles such as taxis are typical vehicles with great potential for LNG fueling. Compared to much more traditional CNG systems, LNG enables lower vehicle dead weight and longer runs because of its high density and low pressure. Centrifugal pumps ensure delivery of LNG into vehicles with the same speed, as high performance petrol pumps. LCNG stations can use LNG to support the operation of existing CNG vehicles. High-pressure piston pumps deliver LNG into atmospheric vaporizers and buffers so that CNG vehicles can be refueled quickly. LNG/LCNG stations are mostly combined for fueling both versions of vehicles. Design of the vehicle refueling station starts from vessel integrated systems, for the smallest pilot plants for several vehicles, over containerized Gas Box or Black Box. Easy to install, easy to move variants, up to large stations with several storage tanks and multiple CNG and LNG dispensers for large fleets and public refueling. The above mentioned vessel truck, Orca, can be used as a mobile re-fueling station. Underground tanks are a typical option for urban areas to conserve real estate requirements and to meet architectural regulations. Both the LNG and LCNG Chart stations are well customized for easy and self-service operation and card-pay systems. More Info
	LNG Ship Fueling The shipping industry needs to reduce emissions from its use of fuels, which is a significant burden on air quality in coastal regions. A recent revision to the MARPOL Convention sets more stringently new limitations for ships. engine emissions and fuel quality globally
	LNG White Paper Natural gas is becoming one of the most important primary energy sources for the 21st century. This is due to the large reserves throughout the world and because it is a relatively clean fuel. Natural gas produces about half of the carbon dioxide compared to other fossil fuels, with very few undesirable emis-sions. Natural gas is the clean fuel of choice as it helps solve two major environmental concerns: air pollution and the greenhouse effect.
	VT LNG Series Vertical cryogenic storage tanks for liquid natural gas.