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LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) is made by compressing natural gas to about 1/600 of its volume at -162°C for mass transportation and storage. LNG cold heat is generated by vaporizing from -162°C to 0°C, and the generated LNG cold energy can replace about 0.23kwh of electrical energy per kilogram.
A significant amount of electricity can be replaced by utilizing LNG cold heat, which has previously been dumped into the sea during the LNG vaporization process. Vitalizing the LNG cooling and heating industry will not only ensure diversity in energy sources, but also contribute to promoting the transition to low-carbon, high-efficiency energy consumption.