
Natural gas, primarily composed of methane, is a versatile and widely used fuel. Methane can be sourced from natural reserves, produced from biogas, or synthesized from carbon dioxide and hydrogen, often using surplus electricity to create hydrogen as a precursor. This process allows energy to be stored efficiently in the natural gas network, leveraging existing infrastructure.
As one of the cleanest-burning fossil fuels, natural gas offers environmental benefits, especially with the extensive infrastructure in place, including pipelines, natural gas networks, and refueling stations for vehicles. However, gas-tight systems are essential, as methane is 25 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than CO₂, contributing approximately 20% of the human-driven greenhouse effect. By preventing leaks, we can maximize the environmental benefits of natural gas while minimizing its impact on the climate.
HAUG Natural Gas compressors offer:
- No gas contamination by oil
- Technically tight, in operation and at standstill
Examples of natural gas compressor applications:
- Application as leakage gas compressor for the recovery of leaks
- Application as a booster for increasing the pressure of an existing natural gas network pressure, for
- example for use as fuel gas in the surface coating
- Application as a booster for charging gas engines
- Use in the synthetic production of natural gas from hydrogen (power-to-gas)
- Application for storing natural gas for vehicle refueling
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HAUG Neptune
Final Pressure: max. 1450 psig
Suction Pressure: max. 188 psig
Volume Flow: 50 – 100 m³/h
Rated Power: 2.0 – 7.5 kW
Media: Any gas
HAUG Sirius NanoLoc
Final Pressure: max. 6526 psig
Suction Pressure: max. 435 psig
Volume Flow: 20 – 66 m³/h
Rated Power: max. 11 – 30 kW
Media: Any gas


HAUG Mercure
Final Pressure: max. 1450 psig
Suction Pressure: max. 217 psig
Volume Flow: 30 – 70 m³/h
Rated Power: max. 3.0 – 5.5 kW
Media: Air, N2, He, CNG, Bio-methane, O2, SF6
HAUG Sirius
Final Pressure: max. 1450 psig
Suction Pressure: max. 435 psig
Volume Flow: 400 –1000 m³/h
Rated Power: 7.5 – 30 kW
Media: Any gas
