Synthetic Natural Gas

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Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG), also referred to as substitute natural gas, is a manufactured form of natural gas. It is created through converting or reforming hydrocarbons and can be used in almost every way that natural gas can be used.

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Gases: Biopropane \| Biogas \| Synthetic natural gas \| Syngas Liquids: Biodiesel \| Biobutanol \| Biogasoline \| Biokerosene \| Biomass-to-Liquids (BTL) \| Dimethyl ether (DME) ETBE \| Ethanol \| Methanol \| Pure plant oil (PPO) \| Pyrolysis oil \| Synthetic Natural Gas Solids: Biomass pellets \| Char/Charcoal \| Wood

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