Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Know the Advantage of Using Natural Gas

Natural gas is undoubtedly beneficial to us. That's why the great demand of using it is increasing nowadays. Natural gas can be used in businesses, used to fuel vehicles and other transportation utilities, we use it for cooking our foods and a lot more. Because of these, the need for natural gas to be transported in the market has been widely increasing as well. On the other hand, natural gas has its own perils too. No matter how important it is for businesses and homes, there are disadvantages of using natural gas as well.

Use of Natural Gas
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Sunday, September 21, 2014

How Natural Gas Gets Into Your Home?

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Have you thought for a second and analyzed the method of CNG ship transportation? You have to admit, natural gas is gaining its popularity. In short, over the years, this type of energy source has been preferred by more households and even in some industries. Perhaps, its the cost of taking advantage of its benefits matters. Moreover, it's how simple the process of how natural gas gets into your home is done.

When Natural Gas Travels

Understanding CNG transportation is simple. You have to realize that this is just like how your house has been powered with enough electricity. In other words, if transporting electricity to your home is simple, so does bringing natural gas.

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Natural Gas and the Environment: Emissions and Impact

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Looking for a clean source of energy has always been a problem, thus making Coselle Technology for CNG transport (compressed natural gas) a great alternative. Having said that, we all know how damaging crude oil, petroleum and diesel are to the environment – burn them up and you'll get carbon compounds as byproducts, as well as soot, ash and dirt. Natural gas, though considered a fossil fuel, is a lot better for the environment that other fuels. Why and how? Let's take a look at some facts and figures.

Greenhouse gases


Let's not deny it: natural gas, like petroleum, oil and diesel, emit greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. Compared to the other fuels however, it contains LESSER amounts of these compounds and it lacks others as well, including sulfur dioxide. In reducing the amount of air pollutants that could help in lessening the effects of global warming, natural gas is part of the solution, not the problem. Bear in mind that natural gas emits 30-60% less pollutants than other fuels. How will the environment benefit from this?

Monday, January 6, 2014

Can Compressed Natural Gas be the Main Fuel Source?

The number of natural gas transportation ships is rising annually, attesting to the fuel's usefulness. Compared to other types of fuel like diesel and gasoline, it is a lot better in all aspects. This fact alone makes a lot of people doubt as to why its use does not come into precedence compared to other fuel sources. That said, can compressed natural gas be a main fuel source? Let's look at some of its qualities and assess whether it is capable of kicking oil from the top pedestal.

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Availability

Just the number of natural gas transportation ships circling the world is a testament to how much the natural gas is left in the world – the supply is seemingly unlimited. Currently, the supply of natural gas can power the world for at least more than sixty years. Don't fret however as a lot of studies are underway to create a synthetic natural gas with the same properties as the original.

Friday, November 15, 2013

What Gas Transportation Option Do Gas Producers Prefer?

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Most gas producers worldwide have greatly considered these natural gas transportation ships. You can imagine how technology has developed. Perhaps, you may not have any idea how the gas you use in your home is being transported. As you read on, you will be able to realize on this perfect option for gas producers in the market.

Thursday, September 12, 2013

CNG: How Is It done?


As the demand of natural gas from the regional market increase, natural gas transportation systems emerge. Transporting natural gas across the oceans cannot be possible when it isn’t compressed. On the other hand, compressed natural gas allows more fuel per volume to be stored.

We may have seen natural gas vehicles and how it has become popular in the roads; however, we do not know the process that lies beneath these tanks. In order to make the natural gas a viable fuel for vehicles, it has to be compressed. Other than that, there are some plants and industries that need natural gas instead of fuel as their source to heat up and run some machines and equipment.

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Marine CNG: An Emerging Technology

Marine Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is undeniably one of the latest emerging technologies in the gas transport sector. This allows the users to have an access to the gas fields which were previously too remote for commercial productions. CNG is now the one that occupies a niche between LNG and pipelines, while providing services to markets which are too far from where the gas supply is located to construct a pipeline. This also allows the monetization of fields which are too small to justify the high-cost LNG project. Marine transportation of CNG is considered to be cost-effective, reliable, and a safe method to connect the gas producers to the energy demand.

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Primarily, CNG is a methane gas that is being pressurized in order to occupy a lesser volume than when at standard conditions. This pressurized methane is then loaded into the pressure vessels for the purpose of transport or to be used as a fuel for vehicles. At present, CNG is used commonly in public vehicle fleets wherein it has been proven to be safe, cost-efficient, and reliable fuel source. In the year 2010, fueling systems and pressure vessels were installed in more than 12 million vehicles all over the world.