Cryogas is developing an integrated cold energy and logistics terminal in Kazakhstan, combining LNG regasification, cold storage, LCNG refuelling and digital infrastructure along the Middle Corridor between Europe and Asia.
Instead of wasting the cryogenic cold of LNG at –160 °C, Cryogas captures it in a closed BTU loop. This cold energy is used to support cold storage, LCNG infrastructure and future industrial loads along the Middle Corridor.
Key stages of the Cold Energy Loop:
This approach allows us to build a Green Cold Energy Terminal where LNG is not only a fuel, but also a source of clean cold for logistics, food processing and digital infrastructure.
A modular cold storage facility where part of the refrigeration demand is covered by LNG cold energy.
The Cold Terminal is the heart of the Green Cold Energy project. It is a modular cold storage facility where part of the refrigeration demand is covered by the cold energy of LNG instead of traditional electrical chillers only.
The terminal is designed as a cluster of insulated cold chambers and processing areas that can be built in phases. Each phase can add new frozen storage modules, processing rooms or value-added services such as fish and meat processing, blast freezing, or refrigerated cross-docking.
During regasification, LNG at around –162 °C passes through heat exchangers. Instead of simply warming it up with ambient air, we use engineered cold energy loops to support freezing tunnels, cold rooms and buffer tanks. This significantly reduces electricity consumption and improves the overall energy balance of the terminal.
LCNG refuelling for heavy-duty trucks, regional logistics fleets and local industrial users.
The LCNG Station at the Cryogas terminal provides both LNG and compressed natural gas (CNG) for heavy-duty trucks, regional logistics fleets and local industrial users.
LCNG stands for Liquefied-to-Compressed Natural Gas. LNG is stored in cryogenic tanks at the terminal. A dedicated pump sends LNG to a high-pressure vaporiser where it is converted into high-pressure CNG for vehicle refuelling, while part of the LNG is dispensed directly as fuel for LNG trucks.
The Trans-Caspian Middle Corridor is emerging as one of the most stable, secure and strategically significant East–West logistics routes — connecting China, Kazakhstan, the Caspian Sea, the Caucasus and the European Union. Cryogas strengthens this corridor through LNG-based cold energy and logistics infrastructure in Aktobe.
JERT / Cryogas develops a Green Cold Energy Network that combines LNG, LCNG, cold storage and BTU cold-energy recovery into one integrated infrastructure. Our ESG approach is focused on real, measurable impact in Kazakhstan and across Eurasia.
The JERT Token model is designed as a pure utility framework: no financial guarantees, only access to infrastructure and ESG-linked services. This allows banks, logistics companies and marketplaces to participate in a transparent, green infrastructure platform originating from Kazakhstan.
Digital infrastructure for tokenisation and green finance – and direct contact with Cryogas.
JERT is a digital layer that can support tokenisation of infrastructure, services and future green finance instruments linked to the Cryogas terminal. The goal is to create transparent, traceable and programmable flows for investments, services and carbon-related benefits across the Green Cold Energy Network.
Company: TOO Cryogas
Email: info@cryogas.kz
Phone: +7 705 181 1258
Project slogan:
Building the Green Cold Energy Network across Eurasia
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