CNG Supply Range and Features

Towns utilizing natural gas are typically no more than 500 kilometers from a CNG refueling station, with an economically viable range within 300 kilometers. The number of households served ranges from 2,000 to 50,000, and an optimal gas consumption rate is between 200 to 5,000 NM3/h. Excessive or insufficient consumption will increase the unit cost of gas. Compared to the substantial investment required for natural gas pipeline transportation, the CNG supply model involves a smaller capital investment.
Compared to long-distance natural gas pipelines, CNG projects have a shorter construction period and faster capital turnover. The CNG transmission and distribution network is identical to the urban pipeline network for natural gas transmission, and once long-distance natural gas arrives, all facilities can be directly utilized without any modifications.