Dow Jones & Company

Dow's project aiming for net-zero emissions for its integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives site.

Dow's integrated net-zero emissions ethylene production project located in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, which will be supplied with low-carbon hydrogen from Linde's blue hydrogen facility.

A product manufactured by Dow, identified as a significant contributor to landfill waste.

Materials that can decompose naturally, offering an alternative to traditional packaging.

Linde's proprietary technology used to capture carbon dioxide emissions.

A recycling technology that breaks down used plastics and reconverts them into virgin-quality plastic material.

United States

Alberta

A $2 billion blue hydrogen production facility in Alberta, Canada, combining natural gas feedstock with carbon capture and storage technology to produce low-carbon hydrogen for industrial customers.

Dow's project aiming for net-zero emissions for its integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives site.

A facility to be constructed, owned, and operated by Linde to produce clean hydrogen and recover hydrogen from off-gases, utilizing autothermal reforming and carbon capture technology.

A product manufactured by Dow, identified as a significant contributor to landfill waste.

Battery-powered machines designed to autonomously adjust approximately 200 solar panels at a time to maximize sun exposure. They operate by gliding on a fixed rail and adjusting panels to receive maximum solar exposure.