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Regasification: LNG is converted from liquid state to gaseous state. Heat exchangers are used to regasify the LNG after it is removed from the tanks and pressurized between 70-100 bars. Generally, sea water is used for the regasification process along with high pressure pumps for transferring LNG.

Storage: LNG is stored in cryogenic tanks capable of withstanding temperatures of -160°C to maintain the gas in liquid form.

RLNG via pipelines: The regasified LNG (RLNG) is sent to Mora metering station for further distribution through pipelines.

LNG via trucks: LNG is supplied by trucks to customers not connected to the gas pipeline grid.