When Air Liquide Arabia (ALAR) announced the start-up of its global-scale hydrogen production site in Yanbu Industrial City, on the West coast of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in 2015, it represented the largest industrial investment (€350m) and biggest ‘over-the-fence’ hydrogen contract of the group to date.
At the end of January, ALAR began pumping hydrogen through its flagship pipeline network in Yanbu to the Middle East’s largest refinery.
Hydrogen allows for the reduction of the sulfur content of the produced fuels at refineries, and to meet the environmental standards for cleaner transportation fuels.
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