ExxonMobil and Air Liquide have entered into a significant agreement to advance the low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia markets, focusing on cleaner energy solutions. The partnership involves transporting low-carbon hydrogen from ExxonMobil's Baytown, Texas facility through Air Liquide's pipeline network. Air Liquide will also construct and manage Large Modular Air separation units to supply the facility with oxygen and nitrogen, using low-carbon electricity to reduce the project's overall carbon footprint. The Baytown facility is planned to be a global leader in hydrogen production, aiming to produce vast amounts of low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia while capturing a substantial portion of CO2 emissions. This initiative is expected to boost the low-carbon hydrogen market in the U.S. Gulf Coast, offering industrial customers opportunities for decarbonization. The success of the project hinges on governmental support and regulatory clearances. The partnership emphasizes the significance of strategic alliances in transitioning the energy sector towards sustainability, showcasing a commitment to reducing environmental impact through the integration of low-carbon practices.