LNG gas
[ɛl ɛn dʒi gæs / ˈɛl ɛn ˈdʒi ˈgæs]
nounmasculinepl: LNG gases
gás natural liquefeito (GNL)
1. Natural gas that has been cooled to approximately -162°C (-260°F) at atmospheric pressure, converting it into a liquid state for storage and transportation
LNG gas is transported across oceans in specialized tanker ships because it takes up significantly less space than gaseous natural gas.
O gás natural liquefeito é transportado através dos oceanos em navios-tanque especializados porque ocupa muito menos espaço do que o gás natural em estado gasoso.
2. A clean-burning fossil fuel primarily composed of methane, used for energy generation and industrial purposes
Many countries are investing in LNG gas infrastructure to reduce their dependence on coal.
Muitos países estão investindo em infraestrutura de GNL para reduzir sua dependência do carvão.
LNG gas has become increasingly important in Brazil's energy strategy due to fluctuating hydroelectric supply and the need for diversification. The Petrobras company operates LNG terminals and is a major player in the Brazilian and global LNG market. In the USA, LNG export has become a significant geopolitical tool and economic asset, particularly since shale gas developments. The term is technical and commonly used in energy, environmental, and political discussions.
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