Liquified Natural Gas

Liquified natural gas (LNG) is an alternative fuel for vehicles, stored as a super-cooled liquid to reduce its volume for transportation and storage efficiency. It is used in specialized vehicles or engines adapted to manage LNG’s extremely low temperatures. Compared to traditional fuels like gasoline or diesel, LNG offers different emissions characteristics and can affect engine performance. Refueling an LNG-powered vehicle requires access to specialized facilities due to its storage requirements. While LNG can be cost-effective depending on market prices and supply, it necessitates a unique infrastructure for handling and distribution. Vehicles operating on LNG may also require specialized safety training and equipment for handling the cryogenic fuel.