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.
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 Maths
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 maths on peak-shaving LNG projects.