Pyongyang to Rong Energy small container passing stations

How is LNG transported into Korea?

LNG imported into Korea by LNG carriers from natural gas producing countries around the world is unloaded at LNG Terminals, stored in storage tanks, regasified; and distributed through the nationwide pipeline network.

Where are KOGAS LNG terminals located?

KOGAS operates LNG terminals in five locations: Pyeongtaek, Incheon, Tongyeong, Samcheok, and Jeju. LNG storage tanks serve as a buffer to resolve the imbalance between supply and demand by storing LNG in seasons when city gas demand is low, and supplying LNG in winter when demand exceeds supply.

Why should you choose a mini LNG terminal?

The flexibility and efficiency of mini LNG terminals allow them to meet the growing demand for cleaner energy sources while also supporting local economies. Compact Design: Unlike traditional LNG terminals that require significant space and investment, mini LNG terminals are designed to be modular and scalable.

Where does Korea import LNG?

Korea imports LNG from 18 contries (as of 2024) including Qatar, Australia, Oman, and Malaysia. It takes about 15 days for an LNG carrier to make a round trip to Southeast Asia, and about a month to the Middel East. and after arriving at the jetty, it is fixed at the pier with a mooring rope to minimize the movement of the ship during unloading.