Air Liquide Plans Two European Gases Units

Air Liquide says it will invest €110 million ($171 million) to build liquefied gases plants at Ulm, Germany and Sines, Portugal. Air Liquide cites growing demand for industrial gases in Western Europe, driven by infrastructure projects and growth in the automotive, food, and photovoltaics markets. The plants are set to start up by late 2009 or early 2010. The projects form part of a larger investment program, under which Air Liquide will invest €10 billion between 2007 and 2011. The company has previously announced plans to build air separation units at...

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