Advanced Mobile Leak Detection
You may see our technicians and marked vehicles in your area conducting natural gas safety inspections on behalf of your local utility provider. These routine checks involve using specialized equipment to detect methane and help ensure the continued safety and reliability of the gas system.
About AMLD
At AGD, we use Advanced Mobile Leak Detection (AMLD) technology, which uses high-precision sensors and predictive analytics to detect possible methane leaks across our service territories. By collecting and analyzing atmospheric and geospatial data in real time, we help utilities and operators prioritize the highest-risk leaks, minimize environmental impact, and ensure public safety.
Identifying an AGD Vehicle
Technicians can be identified based on the following criteria.
Equipment
ID Badge
Vehicle Markings
Our vehicles will be marked either by magnet or vehicle decal that identifies the vehicle and it's purpose.
Our employees always have company badges along with badges from our utility partners. Feel free to ask to see their badge.
AGD AMLD vehicles will have equipment installed on the roof of the vehicle.
AMLD In Action
Advanced mobile leak detection has a wide range of applications, from proactive system monitoring to rapid response during potential gas emergencies.
Regulatory Compliance
Ordor Complaints
Emissions Reduction
Emergency Response
Pre-Event & Public Safety
Auditing
FAQ
What is on the vehicle?
Our vehicles are equipped with technology that is used to collect air samples. The anemometer and GPS detect wind speeds and track the route that has been driven.
What is being tested?
Air samples are collected to detect methane and ethane to indicate possible leaks.
Why is the car driving by multiple times?
The car needs to drive the sample route multiple times to get accurate air samples due to varying weather conditions.