Engineering firm Linde has entered a long-term agreement with Dow Inc to provide clean hydrogen for the Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero Project in Alberta, Canada. Linde's investment of more than $2 billion will lead to the development of a large integrated clean hydrogen and atmospheric gases facility in the region. The facility will utilize autothermal reforming and Linde’s proprietary HISORP carbon capture technology to produce clean hydrogen, supporting Dow's net-zero emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives site, as well as other industrial clients seeking to decarbonize operations. Linde's complex is projected to capture over two million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, significantly aiding in the reduction of greenhouse gases. The partnership aligns with Dow's mission to decarbonize its Fort Saskatchewan site, with a final investment decision on the Path2Zero project made in November 2023. The initiative includes the construction of a new ethylene cracker, capacity expansion, and retrofitting existing facilities to achieve net-zero emissions. Dow plans to enhance capacity in phases, targeting significant economic growth while reducing global ethylene capacity emissions.