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First, let’s understand what a liquefied natural gas hazardous materials operation license is The liquefied natural gas hazardous materials operation license is also what we often refer to as the liquefied natural gas hazardous materials certificate, or the natural gas hazardous materials operation license. It is approved and issued by the Safety Supervision Bureau; the main approval requirements include address specifications, storage requirements, as well as requirements regarding industry professionals. The license for handling hazardous chemicals is a type of pre-approval requirement; in other words, the license must be obtained before obtaining the business registration. Can the license for handling liquefied natural gas as a hazardous material be omitted? The answer is no; it is necessary to obtain the required license in order to operate legally. If regulatory authorities inspect such businesses and find that they are operating with natural gas hazardous chemicals without the proper license, they will impose corresponding administrative penalties, resulting in losses that outweigh any potential benefits – a situation where small gains lead to big losses. So, what aspects need to be taken into consideration during the process of obtaining a license for dealing with liquefied natural gas, which is considered a hazardous chemical? 1. That is, what category the hazardous chemicals you intend to handle fall into, and whether such items are included within the scope of your company’s business activities. If not, it is necessary to change the business scope. 2. It is necessary to determine whether storage is required; there are differences between hazardous materials operation licenses with storage facilities and those without, and the requirements vary as well. So you must know whether you need to store it yourself. 3. Is it necessary to operate in a different location? In accordance with relevant regulations and in practice, it is legal to use a hazardous chemicals business license in other regions. In recent years, some regions have begun to stop granting permits for the handling of liquefied natural gas as a hazardous chemical. Due to the frequent occurrence of safety accidents and improper handling procedures, inspections have been tightened, especially in the area of storage. Obtaining permits for storage and retail operations is particularly difficult, as storage is a common site for accidents; improper storage can lead to such incidents, and the authorities responsible for issuing permits are also held accountable. As a result, it is very hard to get permits to operate with hazardous materials in storage. Currently, companies that specialize in handling applications for permits to operate with hazardous materials can only obtain permits for the wholesale of such materials without storage facilities. If a company claims to be able to help obtain permits for storage, be cautious – it’s very likely that this is not true! Currently, the process followed by companies that handle the application for permits to operate with hazardous materials is roughly as follows: they help you register a chemical trading company first, since such companies can operate nationwide. Once that is done, you can apply for the permit to operate with hazardous materials, specifying the types of hazardous materials that will be handled in the business scope, and then you can start operating normally. If you have any questions, feel free to come and ask, as well as leave comments in response.