CNgas

CNgas refers to Compressed Natural Gas, a clean-burning fuel alternative to gasoline and diesel. It is primarily composed of methane, stored under high pressure. CNG is produced by compressing natural gas to a pressure typically between 200 and 250 bar (2900 to 3600 psi). This compression significantly reduces the volume of the gas, allowing for efficient storage and transportation.

The use of CNG as a fuel offers several environmental benefits. It produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide, compared to conventional fossil fuels. It also emits significantly lower levels of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and other harmful pollutants, contributing to improved air quality.

Vehicles can be converted to run on CNG, or they can be manufactured as original equipment manufacturers (OEM) CNG vehicles. These vehicles utilize specialized CNG tanks, fuel lines, and injectors. Refueling is done at dedicated CNG filling stations, which are becoming increasingly common in many regions. The infrastructure for CNG is still developing, but its adoption is growing, driven by environmental concerns and the potential for cost savings. CNG is also used in various other applications, including heating, cooking, and industrial processes.