Air Liquide enters agreement to supply gases for low-carbon-emissions steel facility

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Summary

Air Liquide has signed a long-term deal to supply oxygen, nitrogen, and argon to HYUNDAI-POSCO Louisiana LLC’s new low-carbon-emissions steel facility in Louisiana, helping enable localized, lower-carbon production of critical materials for the U.S. market.

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Air Liquide (Paris, France; www.airliquide.com) has entered into a long-term agreement to supply oxygen, nitrogen and argon to HYUNDAI-POSCO Louisiana LLC (HPLS; www.hyundai-steel.com) for its landmark new low-carbon emissions steel facility in Louisiana. Thanks to this new infrastructure, the Group supports the development of localized, low-carbon production of critical materials for the U.S. market. This […]

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Air Liquide enters agreement to supply gases for low-carbon-emissions steel facility

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