LNG, cryogenic, and GreenER™ insights.
Plain-English engineering and commercial perspective from New Energy Development — covering LNG bullet tanks, cryogenic gas handling, peak-shaving LNG, marine LNG bunkering, hydrogen storage, and the permitting decisions that shape every project.
Five GreenER™ LNG Tanks, One Train: 385,000 Gallons Headed Southeast
Five LNG storage tanks built on GreenER™ Technology are set to ship together by rail to a utility customer in the Southeast. What GreenER™ cryogenic storage and pressurization technology takes off that utility's operations list: no extraction pumps and no bottom penetrations.
Getting an LNG Peak Shaver Ready for Winter: What October Decides
The inspections and tests federal rules require before a peak-shaving LNG plant vaporizes its first gallon of the season, why the tank has to be full by the end of October, and what the fall checklist reveals about an aging plant.
Hydrogen and LNG Co-Development Projects: What One Site Carrying Both Involves
What a hydrogen and LNG co-development project shares on one pad, where the two products part ways on engineering and code, and the questions to settle first.
Peak Shaving vs More Pipeline Capacity: The Real Math
A utility facing winter demand spikes can contract year-round pipeline capacity or store LNG on site. How the two actually compare on cost.
Siting a Peak-Shaving LNG Facility: What Actually Sets the Footprint
The federal rules that decide how much land a peak-shaving LNG facility needs, the two exclusion zones behind them, and what to check on a parcel before anyone buys it.
What an EPC Contractor Does on a Small-Scale LNG Project, and What the Developer Does
Who engineers, who buys, who builds, and who signs off on a peak-shaving LNG facility: the EPC contractor, the tank fabricator, the technology licensor, and the owner's engineer.
What Is LNG Peak Shaving, and Why Utilities Need It
How peak shaving lets a gas utility meet winter demand spikes without paying for year-round pipeline capacity it uses a few weeks a year.
GreenER™ Bullet Tanks: No Pumps, No Bottom Penetrations
Four documented design changes that alter the permitting and cost math on peak-shaving LNG projects.