Linde, Shell to commercialise lower-carbon technology for ethylene
Linde and Shell are collaborating on ethane-oxidative dehydrogenation (E-ODH) technology for ethylene production.
The catalytic process is an alternative route to ethane steam cracking, offering the potential of economic advantages, acetic acid co-production and significantly lower overall carbon footprint through electrification of power input.
The two companies have been developing E-ODH independently for many years and this new collaboration brings together their complementary patent positions, expert know-how and common commitment to a lower-carbon future.
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