LNG creates new opportunities for industrial actors and consumers by providing a transport solution for natural gas through liquefaction. LNG can be transported via truck, boat, or train in isolated tanks and distributed flexibly to areas without pipelines. It can also be stored in special isolated tanks. Using natural gas results in significantly lower emissions than oil or coal and allows natural gas to serve as a peak load supplement for biogas. Switching to LNG/natural gas offers customers reduced emissions, complementary use with biogas, convenient energy delivery, and potentially competitive pricing based on volume and infrastructure investments.

1. LNG creatingnew opportunities
for industrial actors and
consumers
Gudrun B. Rollefsen
Managing director
Barents NaturGass AS
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Finlands Honorary consul in Hammerfest 

3. Natural gas in The Barents Sea
– New opportunitets in The North
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4. Why LNG
- Liquefied Natural Gas ?
• Cooled down to -163 degrees C, liquid
• Volume less than 1/600
• Looks like water
LNG is a transport solution for natural gas
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5. LNG
1. Transportation without pipelines – truck,
boat, train with isolated tanks
2. Flexible distribution to areas without
pipelines
3. Storage in special isolated tanks
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6. Natural gas can be used as:
•Fuel for ships, cars and buses
–Engine and tank for gas use
•Energy in industrial production or
mining industries
– Heating, steam or drying processes
•Electricity
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7. Natural gas – reduced emissions
compared to oil and coal
•25 % reduced CO2-emissions (50% compared to coal)
•75-90 % reduced NOx-emissions compared to oil
•No sulfur or dust emissions
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8. Natural gas or biogas?
- Yes, please, I take both!
• Natural gas and biogass; both mainly methane
• Biogas very young – natural gas very old!
• Use the same equipment; burners, engines in buses and
cars
• LNG can be stored in tanks and used when necessary;
peak load for biogas
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9. LNG-transport
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2 main consepts:
Short value chain (lower investments cost):
LNG-production – transportation by car - users local LNG-terminal – pipeline to
user(s)
Longer value chain (higher investment cost):
LNG-production - transportation by boat – distribution HUB – transportation by
car – users local LNG-terminal – pipeline to user(s)
No definite answer; cost efficiency is depending on volume and distance

10. Today: Trucks from Hammerfest LNG – to
customer
Later: Trucks from importterminals in Finland, Sweden or other places – to
customer
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11. Customer terminal
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12. Fuel for ships
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13. Fuel for cars, CNG (Compressed
Natural Gas)
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14. Short distance to Finland and Sweden
from Hammerfest or from upcoming
importterminals
Hammerfest
Pori
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15. Start usingnatural gas?
• Contract, usually long term
• BNG is responsible for the transport
• BNG usually responsible for the customer tank
• BNG responsible for routines for safety and
maintenance at thecustomer terminal
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16. Why change to LNG/natural gas?
• Reduced emissions compared to oil and coal
• Can be used as peak load for biogas
• Easy; energy is delivered directly to the
customer
• Competitive price; volume, logistic and
tank/infrastructure
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17. www.bng.no
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