Linde to Build Hydrogen Plant for Chemical Complex in China

Linde says it will build and operate a new hydrogen plant in the Jilin Chemical Industrial Park (JCIP) at Jilin, China, and will invest about €42 million ($56 million) in the first phase of the project. The hydrogen plant will produce 25,000 normal cu meters/hour of hydrogen. The plant is expected to come online by the end of 2013, and will supply several companies in JCIP with high-purity hydrogen. Linde will also set up a subsidiary, named Linde Gases Jilin, to focus on further expanding the gas supply infrastructure in and around the chemical complex. The...

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