Once received and offloaded, the LNG is returned to cryogenic storage tanks, where it is kept at a temperature around -161°C prior to regasification. Regasification consists in restoring the natural gas to its gaseous form at ambient temperature, in which it can be transported through pipelines for consumption by end customers.

This LNG can be used as clean and cheap fuel for Power Generation Engines to supply electricity to end users. This solutions is much more clear when the residual heat of the engines you use it as part of the heat needed in the industrial process.

Final Costumers can be factories or industries with they need this energy source for its industrial heating process.

End customers can be also residential areas, or small towns to create the demand on Natural Gas prior to install a Natural gas pipeline if it is physically an option.