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Our approach

Six steps from well to your gate

We don't wait for a pipeline to reach you. We buy the gas, make it liquid, and drive it to your site, owning every link of the chain so you only ever deal with one team.

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Imo State · Phase 1

Every day, at full output

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190
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  1. Step 01 · Source

    We buy the gas

    It starts with a long-term contract for 10 MMSCFD of pipeline gas, delivered to us at 50–70 bar. Ten years, renewable.

    10 MMSCFD

    10-year contract

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    Source

  2. Step 02 · Clean

    We clean it up

    Water and anything else that shouldn’t be there comes out first. Our gas tested at about 94.7% methane with no hydrogen sulphide, so there isn’t much to remove.

    ~94.7% methane

    No H₂S

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    Clean

  3. Step 03 · Liquefy

    We turn it into liquid

    A modular liquefaction unit chills the gas to −162 °C. As a liquid it takes up about 600 times less space, so it can go on a truck.

    −162 °C

    ~190 tonnes a day

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    Liquefy

  4. Step 04 · Store

    We keep it cold

    The LNG sits in insulated tanks at the plant. Any gas that warms up and boils off is captured, not wasted.

    On-site storage

    Boil-off managed

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    Store

  5. Step 05 · Transport

    We put it on the road

    Cryogenic tankers carry about 20 tonnes each. At full output that’s 9 to 10 loaded trips leaving the plant every day.

    ~20 t per tanker

    9–10 trips a day

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    Transport

  6. Step 06 · Deliver

    You get gas at the gate

    At your site the LNG is warmed back into gas and fed to your burners, boilers or generators. No pipeline needed.

    Regasified on site

    Power or heat

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    Deliver

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Innovation and the future

How we promise to work with you.

Simple rules we hold ourselves to, from the first site visit to the thousandth delivery.

01

One team, start to finish

We handle the gas, the plant, the trucks and the kit at your gate. If something goes wrong, you call one number.

02

You pay per tonne

You pay for the LNG we deliver. That’s it. Our prices move fairly with gas costs and exchange rates, so nobody gets caught out.

03

Talk to an engineer

Your first conversation is with someone who can actually size your supply, not someone reading from a script.

04

Safe or not at all

If a delivery can’t go out safely, it doesn’t go out. We build in enough storage that this never stops your line.

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Shapes of supply

Same approach. Four formats.

All solutions

Build with us

Bring dependable gas to the heart of your operation.

Tell us where you operate, what you produce and the energy demand you need to meet. We will map the route from supply to your gate.

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