Air Liquide secures $69.2m loan to build blue hydrogen plants in China this year, replacing coal-derived H2

Project will process captured CO2 into carbon monoxide for use in Shanghai Chemical Industry Park

Air Liquide subsidiary SCIPIG’s site in Shanghai Chemical Industry Park. — Air Liquide subsidiary SCIPIG’s site in Shanghai Chemical Industry Park.Photo: Air Liquide

Polly Martin

Published 19 July 2023, 11:30Updated 19 July 2023, 11:30

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