Air Liquide has announced a groundbreaking $850 million investment to construct four Large Modular Air separation units in Baytown, Texas, in support of ExxonMobil's Baytown Low-Carbon Hydrogen project. This investment, pending final decision, represents the largest industrial investment in Air Liquide's history. The project aims to create a massive industrial gas platform to supply oxygen and nitrogen for low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production, contributing to decarbonization efforts. The initiative will also enhance oxygen production capacity by 50% and significantly reduce the CO2 footprint per ton of oxygen produced. Additionally, the project will position Air Liquide as a leader in oxygen production and rare gases supply in North America, furthering its commitment to sustainability and innovation. The use of innovative technology, like Large Modular Air separation units, powered by renewable electricity, showcases the company's dedication to efficiency and environmental responsibility. This investment aligns with Air Liquide's strategy to develop major low-carbon projects, emphasizing financial and extra-financial performance, and signifies a step towards a sustainable, innovative future in the U.S. and globally.