LNG 101: What is LNG?
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Global energy demand is set to double by 2050 and as a result gas will form an increasingly important role. However transporting gas to regions far from gas fields can be both expensive and impractical.
Enter Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).
LNG is the liquefied form of natural gas – this liquefaction compresses the volume of gas by up to 600 times. It is created by cooling gas to -162ºC (-260ºF) where it can then be stored and shipped easily across the globe. Once it reaches its destination LNG is then converted back into gas to for use by consumers both commercial and industrial.
In this informative video from Shell, learn more about LNG, why it is so important to the global oil and gas industry and how it is filtered, produced and transported.
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