Reinventing Energy Transport. Building Smarter Solutions.

Our LATTICE Pressure Vessel (LPV) technology enables safe and efficient storage of all liquefied gases. By optimizing space and reducing costs, we support global industries in achieving reliable energy supply and long-term sustainability.

Pioneering LPV Technology for a Sustainable Future

Discover how our optimized containment solutions transform transform maritime operations, energy infrastructure, and decarbonization — delivering efficiency, safety, and long-term value worldwide.

Benefits of working with Lattice international

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We design advanced containment solutions for liquefied gases, such as LNG, LH₂, LNH₃, and LCO₂, combining flexibility in shape with pressure-loading capability to maximize efficiency and safety in demanding energy applications.

We deliver scalable containment systems tailored to the maritime sector — including fuel and cargo storage for LNG, ammonia, hydrogen, captured CO₂, and more. Our technology is already in use on vessels around the world, helping operators decarbonize while maximizing range, safety, and cargo capacity.

With decades of engineering and operational experience, our team understands the practical challenges of deploying new energy systems. From shipyards and EPCs to industrial sites and infrastructure hubs — we help turn complex requirements into real-world solutions.

We work closely with clients, regulators, and technology partners to ensure our solutions deliver measurable value — whether it’s lowering emissions, reducing cost per ton of CO₂, or accelerating project timelines. Every engagement is built around long-term, verifiable impact.

Insights & Innovations from the Future of Energy Containment


Discover how our containment solutions are enabling progress across maritime, energy, and industrial sectors. From fuel transitions to carbon capture, our stories explore the real-world challenges, technologies, and breakthroughs shaping a low-carbon future.

Meet our team

The management team of Lattice International AS consists of individuals with broad international experience and world-class expertise, committed to deliver cutting edge solutions for the global energy- and transportation industry.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Our patented LPV technology enables safer, more efficient, and scalable storage for LNG, hydrogen, ammonia, CO₂, and any other liquefied gas, reducing costs and supporting global decarbonization goals.

LATTICE serves a range of industries focused on energy transition and emissions reduction. This includes maritime shipping, energy infrastructure, carbon capture and storage (CCUS), industrial decarbonization, and green mobility. Our containment solutions are designed to adapt across sectors where storing or transporting liquefied or compressed gases is critical.

The LATTICE Pressure Vessel (LPV) is a prismatic, high-pressure containment system, unlike traditional cylindrical tanks. Its shape allows it to maximize space efficiency and fit into challenging layouts — such as ship hulls, terminals, or compact industrial sites. LPVs also reduce system complexity by requiring fewer tanks to store the same volume of gas, leading to simplified integration, lower cost, and better performance.

Yes. LPV technology is designed for versatile deployment across both onshore and offshore environments. From floating LNG units and CO₂ injection vessels to onshore terminals and manufacturing facilities, LPVs provide scalable and certifiable storage performance in high-pressure, low-temperature conditions — regardless of location.

LPVs enable the safe and efficient storage of low-carbon and zero-emission fuels like hydrogen, ammonia, and liquefied CO₂. They are also used in onboard carbon capture systems, allowing vessels and industrial sites to reduce emissions without waiting for new infrastructure. By lowering the cost and increasing the feasibility of clean energy storage, LPV technology helps accelerate the transition to net-zero operations.