Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG)

Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG) is a man-made fuel designed to mimic the properties of natural gas, primarily methane. It is created through a chemical process that converts carbon-rich materials, such as coal, biomass, or carbon dioxide, into methane. This process allows for the production of gas suitable for residential, industrial, and power generation use, especially when natural gas supplies are limited or to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. SNG can be stored and transported similarly to conventional natural gas, providing a flexible option for energy supply and supporting efforts to utilize alternative or recycled carbon sources.