LNG gasification rate
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Gentlemen, LNG has a high gasification rate, which results in a lower cost per standard cubic meter. How should this be understood? Is LNG sold by tonnage related to the gasification rate? Thank you!
Isn’t it sold in liquid form? How can they make money if it has all vaporized? Are you referring to the conversion rate of C?
When 1 ton of LNG is vaporized, producing 1400 m3 yields 100 cubic meters more gas than when it is vaporized to produce 1300 m3 – this is easy to understand. When priced per ton, a higher proportion of ethane in the feed gas results in a greater density and higher calorific value, which makes it more cost-effective