Elengy is launching new solutions for the promising market of LNG as fuel, and more generally, road-transported LNG, at its Montoir-de-Bretagne LNG terminal.
By offering a new LNG tanker truck loading service, Elengy will enable its customers (energy suppliers) to load up their tanker trucks with liquefied natural gas before transporting it to wherever it will be used. This LNG will be used to supply industrial sites or LNG fuel distribution stations for vehicles or ships, thus helping customers to respond to new environmental demands.
Reservations for the new service are being taken on a first committed, first served basis. Customers will need to have the LNG they need before the loading date – if necessary, they can buy it from one of the terminal’s customers, of which details are listed on Elengy’s website (www.elengy.com). The vital step of approving tanker trucks before they are filled for the first time is performed to ensure that loading operations take place under optimal safety conditions. Customers and future customers can already make reservations to load their trucks using this new service, which will be launched in July 2013.
With this new service, Elengy is helping to develop the use of LNG as an economical and environmentally-friendly solution for transportation and off grid applications. Now that things are getting underway at Montoir-de-Bretagne, Elengy is looking into offering a truck loading service at Fos Tonkin LNG terminal. This would be up and running in the first half of 2014.
[mappress] Source: Elengy, February 13, 2013