ExxonMobil and Air Liquide have partnered to develop a groundbreaking low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production facility in Baytown, Texas. The agreement aims to propel the low-carbon hydrogen market forward, with Air Liquide's pipeline network facilitating transportation from ExxonMobil's facility. Air Liquide will construct and operate four Large Modular Air separation units, supplying oxygen and nitrogen with low-carbon electricity. The project targets a daily production of 1 billion cubic feet of hydrogen and 1 million tons of ammonia annually, with a focus on capturing over 98% of associated CO2 emissions. This collaboration showcases a significant step towards industrial decarbonization in the U.S. Gulf Coast region. Leveraging Air Liquide's pipeline network not only reduces initial capital expenditure but also expedites deployment. The project's scale and commitment to environmental sustainability position it as a leader in the low-carbon hydrogen space, with potential to set new industry standards. While the project promises substantial financial benefits and market demand alignment with global sustainability trends, uncertainties loom regarding regulatory approvals and government policies. Continuous monitoring and transparency in emissions reporting will be crucial for ensuring the environmental claims of the initiative. The success of this venture could influence further investments in clean energy technologies and shape the competitive landscape of the hydrogen market.