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Linde Engineering operates as the engineering division of Linde GmbH, which is a subsidiary within the Linde plc group, a leading global industrial gases and engineering company. Headquartered in Pullach, Germany, it specializes in the planning, design, engineering, procurement, and construction of turnkey industrial plants for gas production and processing.
Its core activities include delivering air separation plants for oxygen, nitrogen, and argon; hydrogen and synthesis gas plants; natural gas processing and LNG facilities; olefin and petrochemical plants; and carbon management technologies for decarbonization. The division leverages proprietary cryogenic and process technologies, modular solutions, and digital tools to optimize plant performance across the full asset lifecycle, from project development to operations and maintenance services.
Linde Engineering maintains a global footprint with offices, subsidiaries, and project execution capabilities in numerous countries across Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, and the Middle East. It has successfully completed more than 4,000 plant projects worldwide, serving industries such as chemicals, energy, refining, and manufacturing.
As part of Linde plc, which generates tens of billions in annual revenue primarily from industrial gases with engineering as a key complementary segment, Linde Engineering enhances the group's ability to provide integrated solutions. It holds a prominent position in the industry as one of the top providers of complex, large-scale gas processing plants and sustainable technologies, including those supporting the hydrogen economy and carbon capture initiatives.
Also known as Linde Engineering GmbH.
chemXplore tracks 6 projects involving Linde Engineering, of which 3 are active.
Besides these 3, the record holds 2 completed projects and 1 cancelled.
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First complete cross-border CCS value chain; captures 800,000 tCO₂/yr from ammonia, shipped to Norway for permanent seabed storage, ~12 Mt over 15 years.
Initial green hydrogen from Lingen delivered via ~120 km pipeline to Evonik’s Marl site, demonstrating an integrated hydrogen value chain and ramp-up toward 200 MW.
World-first R&D site tests Pure Oxyfuel CO₂ capture at a Mergelstetten cement line to demonstrate energy- and cost-efficient capture and enable wider deployment.
Planned wood-fiber-to-low-carbon-methanol plant near Alexandria will not proceed, citing slow market uptake, CCS and regulatory/financing uncertainty.
One of the largest cryogenic plants for a utility-scale quantum computer, cooling to about 4 K and supporting the Omega chipset and Australia's quantum ecosystem.
Project moves into FEED with engineering firms and technology licensors selected; >$2bn investment, >500,000 t/yr green methanol capacity and construction targeted for mid‑/second‑half 2026.
The agreement involves 30,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 300,000 tons, supported by a hydrogen network and storage facilities in Germany.
RWE's 300-MW green hydrogen project in Lingen progresses with a new 100-MW electrolyser from Sunfire and integration by Bilfinger, set for completion by 2027.
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