LNG is an important option in natural gas supply planning. LNG is central to the international trade in natural gas. In North America, the four existing import terminals and one export terminal are all increasingly their activity. In addition, there are more than a hundred LNG facilities providing high deliverability gas supplies to meet peak demand. Some of these are satellite facilities distributing LNG trucked from other sites and others have liquefaction capacity to produce LNG. Whether you are considering adding LNG to your supply portfolio or want to get the most value out of existing facilities, it is important to have an expert evaluation.

IGC's staff has extensive experience with LNG plant construction, operation, and storage. IGC's senior personnel have been involved with the evaluation, design, construction, and operation of major international LNG production, storage and shipping facilities. The staff also has experience in the design, modification, operation, and maintenance of LNG peaking shaving facilities in the United States. IGC's staff is experienced in preliminary feasibility,  economic evaluation, design evaluations of LNG facilities construction, and utilization development plans.

For LNG, IGC specialty areas include:

• Economic and commercial evaluation

• Gas supply planning

• Sitting and regulatory approvals

• Design criteria

• Construction supervision and project management

• Operations and maintenance practices

• Integration of LNG with pipeline and distribution systems