Air Liquide to Build Two ASUs in India

Air Liquide says it will invest about €70 million ($93 million) to build and operate two air separation units (ASUs) with a total installed oxygen capacity of over 1,800 m.t./day at Visakhapatnam, in southern India. The ASUs are scheduled to start up by the end of 2012. The new industrial gases facility will address the south India market, and will produce large quantities of liquid gases - oxygen, nitrogen and argon - to meet the needs of the industrial and medical customers in the region, the company says. Air Liquide says it has signed a long-term...

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