At Westflux, we recognize Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) as a transformative solution in the global shift toward cleaner and more efficient energy systems.
LNG is natural gas cooled to around -160°C (-260°F), reducing its volume by about 600 times. This process enables efficient storage, transport, and deployment of natural gas across long distances, overcoming the limitations of traditional pipeline systems.
Composed primarily of methane (CH₄), LNG delivers high energy density, making it ideal for power generation, industrial use, and large-scale utility applications. It is stored and handled using specialized cryogenic infrastructure, designed for safety, reliability, and performance.
As a leading player in gas infrastructure and process engineering, Westflux develops and integrates LNG systems that enhance operational efficiency, drive sustainability, and expand access to clean energy across industries.
The Journey of Natural Gas: Step-by-Step
Explore the process stages
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Raw Natural Gas – fed into the facility
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Removal of CO2 and H2S – reduces corrosion and potential freezing
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Removal of water vapor (H2O)
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Extraction of primary products (LNG & CNG)
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Separates NGLs into:
- C1 (Methane)
- C2 (Ethane)
- C3+ (Propane & Heavier)
- Gasoline
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Natural gas stored under high pressure for use as a clean fuel.
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Natural gas cooled to a liquid state for easy storage and transport.