AMG's high-performance regasification equipment delivers efficient conversion of cryogenic liquids into gas for seamless energy integration. Modular design ensures flexible deployment and rapid scalability, significantly reducing installation time and capital cost.
Engineered for reliability and cost-effectiveness, our ambient-air and forced-draught vaporisers — supplied as complete skid-mounted regasification packages — stand out as a state-of-the-art solution for remote and distributed energy supply.
Vaporiser types
Rapid deployment
Reliable gas supply
| Vaporiser types | Ambient-air and forced-draught |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Complete skid-mounted regasification packages |
| Ancillaries | Trim heaters and pressure-build circuits |
| Integration | Economiser and metering integration |
| Deployment | Rapid deployment; minimal civil works |
| Commodities | LNG · LPG · LCO₂ · LO₂ · LN₂ · NH₃ |
| Applications | LNG-to-power, satellite and peak-shaving stations, off-grid sites |
| Standards | ASME · AS 1210 · AS/NZS |
Configurations are engineered to project requirements. Talk to us about duty, commodity and site conditions and we will confirm the specification for your application.
AMG supplied 370kL LNG site storage tanks together with vapourisation skids across the Abra, Coburn, Thunderbird and Pilbara Minerals operations — regasification delivered as an integrated package rather than standalone equipment.
Read the full project record →Ambient-air vaporisers use no energy and have no moving parts, so they are the default where you have the footprint and the duty cycle allows the coils to recover between runs. Forced-draught units add a fan to sustain higher continuous throughput in a smaller footprint, or to hold output in cold or humid conditions where an ambient unit would ice up. Duty cycle and climate decide it.
It lifts the gas to the delivery temperature your downstream equipment requires when the vaporiser alone leaves it too cold — typically in winter, or at high turndown. Gas engines and turbines usually have a minimum inlet temperature specification that has to be met reliably.
Yes, and it commonly is. We have delivered 370kL LNG storage tanks complete with vapourisation skids for remote power generation.
The skids are modular and factory-built, so site work is minimal — that is the main reason installation time and capital cost come down compared with a field-erected installation.
It stores gas as LNG during low-demand periods and regasifies it back into the network when demand peaks, so the network can meet peaks without being sized for them year-round.
Engage AMG early — from concept and feasibility to delivery and commissioning — and turn a complex gas challenge into a reliable, sustainable solution.
