Linde has announced a significant new project in Alberta's Industrial Heartland, involving a $2 billion investment to build a clean hydrogen production facility. The agreement with Dow for the Path2Zero project in Fort Saskatchewan aims to address the growing demand for clean hydrogen and atmospheric gases. This initiative, expected to be completed by 2028, will be pivotal in advancing Canada's clean energy agenda. The new facility will not only be the largest clean hydrogen production site in Canada but also one of the largest globally. Through a combination of autothermal reforming and carbon capture technology, the complex is set to capture a substantial amount of carbon dioxide annually, contributing to environmental sustainability. Local leaders, including Mayor Gale Katchur and Mayor Simon Boersma, have lauded the project for its economic benefits, job creation, and role in positioning the region as a leader in clean energy. The investment by Linde in Alberta's Industrial Heartland signifies a significant step towards a sustainable energy future and reinforces the Edmonton Region's status in the global energy transition.