Commercial Brokerage for Liquefied Gas (LNG and LPG)
European Group International Commercial Brokerage Company
In a world rapidly transitioning to clean and sustainable energy sources, liquefied gas – whether Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) or Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) – stands out as a key pillar in meeting modern energy needs.
Through a global network of suppliers and specialized expertise, European Group International Commercial Brokerage Company offers flexible and reliable solutions to connect governments and investors with the best liquefied gas sources, adhering to the highest quality and safety standards.
The difference between Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
| Standard | LNG | LPG |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Raw Natural Gas | Crude Oil or Associated Gas |
| Main Components | Methane (CH4) | Propane and Butane |
| Liquefaction Temperature | -162°C | -42°C |
| Storage and Transportation | Ultra-cooling tanks | Medium pressure in cylinders |
| Uses | Power generation, maritime transport | Cooking, heating |
| Main Markets | Asia, Europe, North America | Asia, Africa, Latin America |
Technical Specifications
LNG
- Cooled to -162°C to facilitate storage and transportation.
- High purity and low carbon emissions.
LPG
- Requires medium pressure to remain liquid.
- Fast evaporation and suitable for daily use.
Practical Applications
LNG Applications
- Efficiently powering electricity plants.
- Clean fuel for shipping vessels.
- Supporting renewable energy projects.
LPG Applications
- Household cooking and heating.
- Vehicle operation (Autogas).
- Supporting light industries and agriculture.
Why invest in liquefied gas?
- Rising global demand due to emission targets.
- Transportation flexibility to reach remote areas.
- Versatility in uses and applications.
- Supports the clean energy vision for 2030 and 2040.
- Stable long-term returns.
European Group Services
- Certified global supply network
- Full management of international shipments
- Negotiation and legal support
- Commitment to quality and independent inspections
- Flexibility in contracts