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When it comes to the renewable energy sources that are making headlines these days, biomethane is a rising star that has the potential to play an important role in the decarbonization of both heavy-duty transport and industry. For over a decade, Air Liquide has been facilitating the expansion of this key energy source around the world.

Air Liquide recently inaugurated its new state-of-the-art manufacturing center in Penglai, Yantai Shandong Province, in China. This is the new base for Air Liquide’s industrial units manufacturing capabilities in China, as well as for our subsidiary Cryolor, which will manufacture high performance liquid hydrogen equipment for the Asian mobility market.

To face the climate emergency, industries mobilize to limit and avoid CO2 emissions generated by their activities. In order to do so, they have several solutions: improve their energy efficiency, use renewable energies, transform their production processes, develop circular economy or capture CO2. To support the transition towards a low carbon industry, companies often use different solutions simultaneously to increase impact.

The public's growing interest in hydrogen is undeniable, as seen with the success of the second edition of our Génération Hydrogène program, which generated almost a million views in 2022.

Viva Technology (or VivaTech), the European conference dedicated to innovation and new technologies, will be held from June 14 to 17 in Paris and will welcome 32 countries, including South Korea, chosen as the event’s “Country of the Year”. Air Liquide will have a stand at this event’s 7th edition and will also organize various conferences to promote its innovative technological solutions in low-carbon hydrogen, healthcare, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) while showcasing its presence in South Korea. Emilie Mouren-Renouard, member of the Executive Committee in charge of Innovation, answers our 3 questions.

Like all industries, the glass industry is facing the challenge of decarbonization. Find out how Air Liquide has been supporting its decarbonization for several years, notably through its capacity for innovation.

Luana Cattan may still be studying chemical engineering in university in Brazil, but she’s already planning how she will contribute to a low-carbon future once she graduates. Thanks to Air Liquide’s Summer School program, she has a better idea of the role that industrial companies are playing in reducing society’s carbon footprint – and more motivation than ever to contribute to the cause.