What Is CNG?

Compressed Natural Gas stored under high pressure for vehicle and industrial applications.

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is natural gas stored at high pressure, typically around 200–250 bar (3,000–3,600 psi), to reduce its volume for practical use in vehicles and industrial applications.

Key Features of CNG:

• Urban and Short-Range Use: Ideal for city buses, taxis, delivery vans, and light- to medium-duty trucks.

• Clean Fuel: Produces lower CO₂, NOx, and particulate emissions compared to diesel and gasoline.

• Storage & Refueling: Stored in high-pressure cylinders and refueled at CNG stations; infrastructure is simpler and more cost-effective than LNG.

• Safety: Tanks and systems are designed to withstand high pressures with strict safety standards.

• Operational Efficiency: Supports reliable vehicle performance with reduced fuel costs and maintenance requirements.

CNG provides a practical, environmentally friendly alternative for fleets and industrial operations requiring moderate-range mobility or energy supply.