Transporting LNG via truck is becoming an increasingly effective and economic means of bringing the fuel to a wider range of customers in Asia that overcomes the limitations of piped gas grids.
China has developed a network of 200 LNG producing and loading stations across the country that delivers the fuel to industries without a grid connection. Other countries in Asia, including India and Pakistan, are now looking to replicate China’s success. These countries have a large latent demand for gas, but it...
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