LNG Facts

LNG is non-toxic, non-corrosive, odorless, and less dense than water. During liquefaction, LNG is derived by cooling gas to -260°F. Blue Roads sources LNG from its nationwide supply network of liquefaction sources across the United States.

The liquefaction process condenses gas volume 600 times providing for easier transportation to areas where natural gas pipelines do not exist. Blue Roads manages all LNG elements: sourcing, logistics, scheduling, and transportation.

LNG Facts:
1 LNG gallon weighs 3.4 lbs
LNG vapor is flammable when 5-15% mixes with air
LNG is explosive when in an enclosed space and 5-15% mixes with air

LNG is composed of approximately:
95% Methane
4.4% Ethane
.4% Propane

LNG conversion rates:
1 LNG gallon = 82,644 BTU
1 LNG gallon = 82.6 dekatherms
1 LNG gallon = 82.6 SCF of Natural Gas
12.1 LNG gallons per MMBtu
10,000 LNG gallons = 826 MCF
1.1 LNG gallon = 1 Propane gallon
1.8 LNG gallon = 1 Residual gallon
1.68 LNG gallons = 1 Diesel gallon
1 LNG gallon = 24.22 kWh
1,000 cubic feet natural gas = 570 kWh