liquefied natural gas
Supercooled fuel cargo
Liquefied natural gas is natural gas cooled to extremely low temperatures (around -260°F) until it becomes liquid, reducing its volume for easier storage and transport.
Commonly abbreviated LNG, it's shipped in specialized tankers to markets without pipeline access: The terminal receives liquefied natural gas from Qatar.
Once delivered, it's regasified for distribution.
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