Innovative "LNG-CNG Integrated Supply" Model Boosts Capacity by 100,000m³/day and Cuts Energy Consumption by 6.5%.

Da'an 1H26 LNG station, operated by Furui Energy Service, has successfully commissioned a CNG offloading system on April 10th to address declining wellhead pressure that had constrained production capacity. Since its launch over two years ago, the station had faced sustained challenges due to falling wellhead pressure, which limited production scalability. To tackle this core issue, the team strategically deployed a CNG offloading skid on April 10th. This cost-effective solution not only restored an additional 100,000m³/day of LNG production capacity but also ensured stable energy consumption for LNG production. 

The successful deployment positions Da'an 1H26 as a replicable model for stranded gas development, delivering both economic and sustainability benefits.