LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) – Clean and Efficient Energy
LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) is a clean, efficient and energy-efficient fuel, used in transport, power generation and industry. Its liquefaction process at -162°C makes it a compact liquid that is easy to transport, reducing its volume by 600% compared to natural gas in its gaseous state.
It complies with international standards, such as ISO 6976 and ISO 13686, guaranteeing quality and efficiency.
Technical Specifications
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Composition: Methane (CH₄) in 85%-99%.
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Low sulfur and contaminants.
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High calorific value (50-55 MJ/kg).
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Low environmental impact, with reduced CO₂, NOx and SOx emissions.
LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) Uses
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Maritime Industry: Fuel for cargo ships, cruise ships and ferries in compliance with the IMO 2020 standard.
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Land Transport: Alternative to diesel in trucks and buses with adapted internal combustion engines.
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Power Generation: Reliable and efficient source for thermoelectric plants and industries.
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Heavy Industry: Used in boilers, furnaces and thermal processes due to its high efficiency.
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Natural Gas Distribution: Stored and regasified to supply natural gas in areas without access to gas pipelines.
LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) – Clean and Efficient Energy
Classification of Gas Types and Their Uses
Gases can be classified according to their origin, chemical composition, and use. The main types of gas and their classification are detailed below:
According to their origin
Gas Natural (GN)
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Composition: Mainly methane (CH₄).
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Origin: It is extracted from underground fossil deposits.
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Example: LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas), CNG (Compressed Natural Gas).
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Uses: Transportation, power generation, industry, heating.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
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Composition: Mixture of propane (C₃H₈) and butane (C₄H₁₀).
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Origin: Oil refining or natural gas extraction.
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Example: Gas in cylinders, Autogas (LPG for vehicles).
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Applications: Kitchens, heating, transportation, industries.
Industrial Gases
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They include: Hydrogen (H₂), Nitrogen (N₂), Oxygen (O₂), Argon (Ar), Helium (He), Carbon Dioxide (CO₂).
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Origin: Chemical production or air separation.
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Applications: Welding, refrigeration, hospitals, industrial processes.
Biogas ♻️
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Composition: Methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂).
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Origin: Fermentation of organic waste (garbage, animal excrement, plants).
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Uses: Renewable energy generation, heating
Syngas
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Composition: Carbon Monoxide (CO), Hydrogen (H₂) and Carbon Dioxide (CO₂).
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Origin: Industrial processes such as coal or biomass gasification.
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Uses: Production of synthetic fuels, ammonia, methanol.
According to your Physical Condition
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Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) → Natural gas stored at high pressure.
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Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) → Natural gas cooled to -162°C for transport.
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Dissolved gas (such as acetylene in acetone) → Stored in a liquid medium for stability.
According to Your Main Use
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Energy Gases → NG, LPG, Biogas, Syngas (used as fuels).
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Industrial Gases → O₂, N₂, CO₂, H₂ (used in production processes).
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Medical Gases → Oxygen, nitrous oxide (hospitals and treatments).
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Refrigerant gases → ammonia (NH₃), CO₂, Freon (air conditioning and refrigeration).
The classification of gases depends on their origin, state and application. Their use impacts energy, transport, industry and health, being fundamental for the global economy.
Origin: NON SANCTIONED
Min Trial Quantity: 100K MT
Min Monthly Quantity: 50K MT
Incoterm: FOB (TTT or TTV)
Inspection: SGS, INTERTEK or similar
Loading Ports: Houston | Rotterdam | Bilbao | Mexico
Supply Contracts
By formalizing a commercial agreement with us, we guarantee the supply of fuel from our refineries, ensuring its injection at the designated loading port under pre-established conditions.
Product Price
Fuel prices are set according to current market conditions, aligned with S&P Platts benchmark indices to ensure a continuous and competitive supply.
Payment Terms
We operate under the ICC's responsible trade principles, establishing bank-to-bank (B2B) payment terms via MT103 transfer after product injection.
Inspection and Certification
Verification of quality, quantity, and weight will be final and binding, based on the inspection report issued by SGS, organized by our refinery at the corresponding loading port.
Shipping Options
Deliveries are made under the terms of INCOTERMS 2020, specifically FOB (Free on Board), where the seller's obligations are fulfilled as agreed with the buyer.
Transfer of Ownership
Once full payment has been confirmed, a Certificate of Transfer of Ownership will be issued to the buyer, guaranteeing ownership of the product for each shipment made.