An update from the air separation industry, dated 20160924: Linde invests 150 million euros in Malaysia to build new industrial gas facilities

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This post was last edited by Ameba on 2016-9-29 at 16:49. Linde invests 150 million euros in Malaysia to build new industrial gas facilities. On September 19, Linde (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of the Linde Group, is one of the world’s leading gas and engineering companies. Linde announced recently that it has established a joint venture in Malaysia to build an advanced industrial gas facility for Malaysian Oil & Gas Corporation, capable of producing oxygen and nitrogen to meet the needs of the company’s world-class refineries and petrochemical plants located in the southern part of Malaysia. It is reported that PGS Limited, a joint venture between Linde Group and Malaysia’s **Petronas, has secured long-term supply agreements for oxygen and nitrogen to support world-class oil refining and petrochemical projects, including ethylene oxide/ethylene glycol facilities. PGS will build two large air separation units along with related gas facilities, with a total investment of 150 million euros. Linde’s engineering department will design and construct PGS’s air separation unit (ASUS), and has also signed an EPC contract with PGS for engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning. Linde’s world-leading technology is air separation design, which offers high energy efficiency and operational reliability.