Noun
LNG (uncountable)
(petrochemistry) Initialism of liquefied natural gas.
A five-year US$3 billion liquid natural gas (LNG) construction project involving a consortium of foreign companies is planned following government approval in August 2005. Source: Internet
An accountability court on Tuesday extended the judicial remand of former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi in the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) contract scam. Source: Internet
Adamson disagrees with the Oil Association and said LPG, CNG and LNG are less polluting than petrol and diesel and the proposal would lead to higher taxes being levied of these fuels. Source: Internet
“And frankly, exporting LNG to other countries can displace more carbon or methane-heavy fuel” such as coal and fuel oil. Source: Internet
B.C. Liberals say that while NDP Leader John Horgan brags about his conversion to LNG, one of his star NDP candidates is actively opposing the project. Source: Internet
An exception is LNG carriers which often find it more economical to use boil-off gas with a steam turbine than to re-liquify it. Source: Internet