Linde to double CO2 capacity in the US Gulf Coast
Industrial gas major Linde will build a second carbon dioxide liquefaction plant in Freeport, Texas, doubling its capacity in the region.
The plant will liquefy crude CO2 from ethylene glycol producer MEGlobal America’s Oyster Creek facility once operational in 2027.
Linde already supplies the Oyster Creek site with oxygen from its Freeport air separation unit.
Linde’s increased capacity will help meet growing demand for CO2 in several markets including the food and beverage, dry ice, and low carbon fuels markets.
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