LNGi

LNGi refers to Liquefied Natural Gas-integrated, a concept that emphasizes the comprehensive integration of liquefied natural gas (LNG) throughout the energy value chain. This goes beyond simply transporting and regasifying LNG, aiming to optimize its use in various applications, from power generation and industrial processes to transportation and even as a feedstock for chemical production. The core idea behind LNGi is to maximize the benefits of LNG's cleaner burning properties and its flexibility as an energy source by ensuring its efficient and seamless incorporation into existing and new energy systems.

This integration often involves developing robust infrastructure, including liquefaction plants, shipping capabilities, regasification terminals, and distribution networks. It also encompasses the development of technologies that enable efficient utilization of LNG in diverse sectors. For instance, in the maritime industry, LNGi promotes the widespread adoption of LNG-powered vessels. In industrial settings, it focuses on adapting processes to utilize LNG as a primary fuel or raw material. The overarching goal of LNGi is to facilitate a smoother transition towards lower-carbon energy solutions by leveraging the established and growing LNG market. It seeks to create synergies between different parts of the energy sector, enhancing energy security and reducing environmental impact.