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Can LNG replace gasoline as a fuel for cars?

2012-03-12View Original

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There is less and less oil; gas can be imported from abroad or produced domestically, and there is also coal-to-gas production in Xinjiang. So there should be more gas than oil in the future. It shouldn’t be long before LNG replaces gasoline. What do you all think?
Reply #22012-03-12
They will all become fewer and fewer! Make more use of solar energy
Reply #32012-03-16
LNG replacing diesel and gasoline is likely to happen soon, until a better energy source becomes available
Reply #42012-03-16
LNG replacing diesel and gasoline is likely to happen soon, until a better energy source becomes available

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