Fueling your business with clean, domestic, sustainable energy.

Liquified Natural Gas.

Compressed Natural Gas.

Renewable Natural Gas.

Learn more below.

LNG is produced during a process called liquefaction where natural gas is cooled to -259°F, creating a clear, colorless, odorless liquid primarily composed of methane

This liquid form allows large volumes of natural gas to be transported to locations unreached by gas pipelines

increase fuel storage

LNG has a strategic advantage over standard natural gas as it occupies only a fraction of the volume (1/600), saving space and making it much more economical for storage and transport

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decrease emissions

Natural Gas is the cleanest burning fossil fuel, producing significantly less polutants and less greenhous gas emissions than other fossil fuels

 

increase your bottom line

LNG has averaged a cheaper price than both propane and diesel ($/MMBtu) over the last 5 years

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LNG SAFETY 

LNG HAS THE BEST SAFETY RECORD OF ALL FOSSIL FUELS

 

Not flammable or explosive in liquid form

Noncorrosive and nontoxic

Stable and stored at low pressures

Evaporates quickly and completely leaving no fire hazard puddle

LNG BY THE NUMBERS

LNG has lower greenhouse gas emmissions than Propane and Diesel
 

Bulk average commercial fuel prices (annual), $/MMBtu

CNG is methane stored under high pressure and it can be used from a gas pipeline or an LCNG station

WHY CHOOSE RNG?

RNG reduces greenhouse gasses by 90% compared to diesel and gasoline

 

RNG provided by Applied LNG has a biogenic or organic composition of 100%

 

renewable

RNG is a gas that is captured at landfills, wastewater treatment facilities, and anaerobic digestion plants  

It is a greenhouse gas that would have otherwise been released into the atmosphere

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RNG is created by the natural breakdown of organic matter

The methane that is created through this process is captured, purified and upgraded to pipeline-quality renewable natural gas

safe

RNG is identical to fossil natural gas in quality and composition, so customers won’t see any difference in performance or safety

HOW IT'S MADE

1. Methane gas is collected from various organic waste sources such as landfills and farms

2. During the conversion process, the gas is cleaned and impurities are removed.

3. Biomethane is distributed across North America via the natural gas pipeline system, then converted to liquid at a liquefaction facility.

4. Renewable natural gas is available now, already fueling thousands of vehicles every day.