A. Phill does not store gas, so fueling is quite safe.

It was a pressure vessel for storing gas!

Most consumers do not need to store gas, but may rely on a steady, uninterrupted flow of the fuel from the utility company.

If the working pressure is higher, the cylinder will store more gas for the same volume.

In 1994, the facility was transformed into a facility to store domestic natural gas.

Because of its low density, it is not easy to store natural gas or transport by vehicle.

The site no longer produces town gas, storing natural gas instead.

To meet customer demand, the company began storing gas in large holding tanks.

The mine is now used to store natural gas by Xcel Energy.

It is also possible to store natural gas in liquid form and this is widely practiced throughout the world.