Natural gas in its liquid form. Cooled below to -162 ℃ under atmosphere pressure - becomes a clear, colourless, & odourless liquid. Liquefaction - Reduces the volume of natural gas more than 600 times, making it more cost- effective to store & transport. Consist of mainly methane with only small amounts of other hydrocarbons & weighs half the weight of water. Stored & transported using cryogenic tanks to maintain -162 ℃ environment.

SEC Gas is the pioneer in the industry, bringing Malaysia's first Micro LNG Plant to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. We are committed to shaping the energy landscape of tomorrow by providing sustainable and reliable energy solutions.

The Micro LNG Plant utilizes a process called liquefaction to convert natural gas into its liquid form. This liquid form allows for easier storage, transportation, and distribution, making it a versatile and efficient energy source.

i. An effective remote energy source Building pipelines to remote locations is cost prohibitive. LNG provides facilities that are off the grid with a cleaner-burning, lower-cost alternative to diesel, propane or fuel oil.

ii. A safe alternative to Gasoline and Diesel In the event of a leak or rupture, LNG simply evaporates. A leak leaves no ground or water residue, making clean-up unnecessary. LNG is not stored under high pressure & is not explosive. Although a large amount of energy is stored in LNG, it cannot be released rapidly enough to cause an explosion.

LNG is normally warmed to make natural gas to be used in heating and cooking as well as electricity generation & other industrial uses. LNG can also be kept as a liquid to be used as an alternative transportation fuel.

It depends. When cold LNG comes in contact with warmer air, it becomes a visible vapor cloud. As it continues to get warmer, the vapor cloud becomes lighter than air & rises. When LNG vapor mixes with air it is only flammable if within 5%-15% natural gas in air. Less than this is not enough to burn. More than this, there is too much gas in the air and not enough oxygen for it to burn.

Overall, LNG is a safe & non-toxic fuel source. In as much as there are a few safety issues, the fuel is the safest natural fuel today. In a nutshell, the benefits of LNG outweigh the risks by far & based on this, it is safe to use LNG