CNG and LNG each have distinct characteristics: CNG uses high-pressure cylinder trailers for transportation, featuring low investment and quick deployment. It serves as an extension of pipelines, providing economical gas sources to remote townships, scattered industrial points, and urban vehicles (taxis, buses), making it suitable for short-distance transportation. LNG, through cryogenic liquefaction, significantly reduces volume and achieves extremely high energy density. This makes it highly economical for long-distance land transportation (500 km), maritime transport, and international trade. Simultaneously, LNG facilitates large-scale storage, making it an ideal strategic reserve and urban peak-shaving gas source. It also provides stable and efficient clean energy for heavy-duty trucks, ships, and areas without pipeline networks. To address diverse usage needs, the company has developed skid-mounted and vehicle-mounted integrated equipment to meet various scenarios (scattered gas recovery, urban peak shaving, trial production, etc.).