No. Compressed natural gas (CNG) is simply natural gas that compressed from its natural state and stored in highly pressurized containers (and is typically used as a transportation fuel). However, because RNG has similar properties to geologic natural gas, RNG can be converted to CNG via compression.
Questions about Energy Transition
- What is RSG Gas?
- What is RSG Energy?
- What is certified gas?
- What is QMRV?
- How large is the RSG market?
- Does RSG trade at a premium?
- Is RNG Net Zero?
- How do you make RNG?
- How do you price RNG?
- Is RNG clean?
- Is RNG the same as CNG?
- Who produces RNG?
- Is RNG good for the environment?
- Is natural gas a sustainable resource?
- Is renewable natural gas the future?
- Is natural gas green?
- Is CNG a natural gas?
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