Advancing for a sustainable future

Using renewable electricity to produce low-carbon industrial and medical gases is part of Air Liquide’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

In order to act now to reduce CO2 emissions of its existing operations, Air Liquide is modernizing its units to enhance their energy efficiency and lower their carbon footprint.

Among the technologies available to reduce CO2 emissions, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) is a key solution for decarbonizing the industries with the highest emissions and those most difficult to decarbonize.

Air Liquide offers its customers a range of technologies enabling them to decarbonize their own operations. Among our portfolio of technologies, we can leverage seven decades of experience with our proprietary Autothermal Reforming Technology (ATR).

Air Liquide is playing a leading role in the entirely new industrial and economic ecosystem needed to drive the future of hydrogen. We are partnering with major actors such as Siemens Energy.

Society at large is pushing for alternatives to decarbonize transportation and Air Liquide is contributing to intensify the use of hydrogen as a decisive low-carbon solution for mobility.

Convinced that biomethane will play a key role in decarbonizing heavy mobility and industry, Air Liquide is investing in new production units as part of its virtuous circular economy model.

Air Liquide assesses its carbon footprint along the full value chain of its products and is committed to working with the different stakeholders (suppliers, customers, partners, employees...) to identify levers and reduce its Scope 3 emissions.

Air Liquide is committed to improving its water management wherever we use water in the Group’s processes for two essential purposes: to produce steam for customers and for cooling equipment.

Beyond fighting climate change, Air Liquide is also extending its actions to consider the whole spectrum of its impact on the planet. In most of its activities, Air Liquide has limited impact on biodiversity.

In home healthcare, we aim at providing everyday personalized support for people living with chronic diseases, with the objective to make it easier for them to achieve their therapy goals and improve their quality of life.

Half of the world’s population has no access to medical oxygen. Air Liquide has leveraged on its expertise in medical oxygen supply to create a social impact program, Access OxygenTM.

At Air Liquide, performance means first developing our employees’ ability to engage and go the extra mile for our customers, our patients and for society as a whole. That’s why our aim is to offer our employees the right support.

Women in STEM bring diverse perspectives, innovative problem-solving and skills that enhance creativity and drive progress in science and technology. That is why we are committed to harness the talents of more women in senior roles.

Air Liquide's employees can volunteer through a structured and engaging program called Citizen at Work.

Air Liquide is committed to supporting local communities in the countries it operates in. The Air Liquide Foundation has taken action in three areas: environmental and medical research, access to employment and solidarity.