Sentence examples for liquefied from inspiring English sources

The company is building one to Manhattan for the same reason.Exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) would be another way to deal with the gas glut.

In America, where thanks to Mr Mitchell shale gas already billows from the ground, liquefied or compressed gas is finding its way into the tanks of lorries, buses and local-delivery vehicles.

The scope of the service has steadily expanded: in February it began offering valuations of the world's growing fleet of tankers that carry liquefied gas.

It was so powerful that the soil liquefied in some places and swallowed entire trees.

Such projects involve only modest quantities but if small and inconveniently located amounts of gas (either fossil or fermented) could be liquefied cheaply, it would increase competition and increase liquidity in the global LNG market.Outside America, LNG trading is still opaque and inefficient.

If 60% of the 1.5 billion tonnes of CO2 that America produces every year from coal-fired power stations were liquefied for storage, it would take up the same amount of space as all the oil the country consumes.Coal-fired power stations are the likeliest candidates for CCS because they are dirty and numerous.

Instead of receiving shiploads of liquefied gas and re-gasifying it, they should be taking American gas, liquefying it and loading it onto tankers.

TOTE, a shipping company, has ordered the first container ships built to run on liquefied natural gas.Between a NOC and hard placeFilling up with natural gas is sure to spread as fracking and other new production techniques pick up beyond America; using gas to drive vehicles will in many cases be easier than liquefying it for export or putting it into pipelines.

But America will proceed serenely to production of almost 11m barrels of oil a day in 2014, surpassing Saudi Arabia and rivalling Russia.While pressure to lift the ban on American oil exports intensifies, most American liquefied-natural-gas projects many designed to ship burgeoning shale-gas supplies to Asia will be awaiting approval.

The development of previously unexploitable shale gas as a resource in America and other countries, and the growth in the liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) market, between them promise a future in which more gas is traded more freely, to the benefit of the world at large.Shale gas, as well as gas from other unconventional sources, will swell the ranks of gas producers.

Exporting the rest will mean constructing a liquefied-natural-gas plant that will be the biggest project in Tanzanian history.