Air Liquide to Build ASU in Russia

Air Liquide says it will invest about €35 million ($48 million) to build and operate an air separation unit (ASU) at the Alabuga special economic zone in Russia. The ASU will have a production capacity of 40 m.t./day of gaseous oxygen, and about 200 m.t./day of liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen to supply customers in the region. The ASU is expected to become operational in the first half of 2011. The Alabuga special economic zone located 900 kms east of Moscow, which was created in 2005, already hosts nine companies and will have more than 40 in the future...

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