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Atlantean EnergeiaInternational DMCC
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LNG and LPG

Gas forindustryand homes

Liquefied natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas for industrial and domestic use, supporting the growing demand for cleaner energy.

Energy trading and services
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A floating storage and regasification unit at an LNG jetty at night
Overview
  • Specialised carriers and terminals
  • Delivery ex ship or free on board
  • Supply for industrial and domestic markets
Overview

Cleaner fuels, carefully handled

Natural gas and petroleum gases play a growing role as economies reduce their reliance on heavier fuels. LNG is natural gas cooled to around minus 162 °C so that it can cross oceans; LPG is propane and butane kept liquid under moderate pressure or refrigeration.

Both demand specialised vessels, terminals and handling. We arrange supply on terms that reflect these requirements, from cargo nomination to delivery at the receiving terminal.

Product range

What we supply

An LNG carrier with spherical cargo tanks at sea
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Liquefied natural gas

Cargoes of LNG for power generation, industry and city gas networks, delivered to regasification terminals and floating storage units.

  • About minus 162 °C
  • Delivered ex ship or FOB
A very large gas carrier at sea seen from above
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Liquefied petroleum gas

Propane, butane and mixes for heating, cooking, petrochemical feedstock and autogas, shipped in refrigerated or pressurised gas carriers.

  • Propane, butane and mixes
  • VLGC and smaller carriers
Spherical LPG storage tanks at dusk
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Storage and distribution

Coordination of storage at receiving terminals and onward distribution to bottling plants, industrial users and wholesalers.

  • Terminal storage
  • Onward distribution
Rows of LPG cylinders in a distribution depot
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Industrial and domestic use

Supply programmes for industrial consumers and domestic distribution markets, planned around seasonal demand.

  • Seasonal planning
  • Term and spot supply
Reference

Typical product characteristics

General industry reference. Composition and delivery terms are agreed for each cargo.

LNG
Mainly methane, carried at about minus 162 °C
Commercial propane
Boiling point about minus 42 °C
Commercial butane
Boiling point about minus 1 °C
LNG carriers
Typically 125,000 to 266,000 cubic metres
Very large gas carriers
About 80,000 to 90,000 cubic metres

How we supply
From liquefaction to delivery

Discuss a cargo or a commercial relationship

We welcome enquiries from producers, refiners, traders, shipowners and financial institutions.

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