Air Liquide and Gas Malaysia to explore low-carbon hydrogen and Bio-LNG projects
- Air Liquide and Gas Malaysia signed an MoU at Gastech 2026 to explore joint energy-transition projects.
- Primary focus areas are low‑carbon hydrogen, CO2 off‑take and Bio‑LNG development in Malaysia.
- The partnership leverages Air Liquide’s gas‑separation and liquefaction technologies alongside Gas Malaysia’s market reach and infrastructure.
- Objective is to assess projects that accelerate decarbonization of Malaysia’s industrial sector in line with the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR).
Memorandum of Understanding
At Gastech 2026, Air Liquide Engineering & Construction and Gas Malaysia Berhad signed a memorandum of understanding to explore and develop joint energy transition projects aimed at accelerating decarbonization across Malaysia’s industrial sector.
Technical focus
The collaboration will focus on developing solutions for low‑carbon hydrogen, CO2 off‑take, and Bio‑LNG by leveraging Air Liquide’s proprietary gas‑separation and liquefaction technologies and engineering expertise.
Commercial and strategic intent
Both parties will assess potential projects that combine Gas Malaysia’s market reach and infrastructure advantage with Air Liquide’s global industrial‑gas capabilities to address customers’ sustainable energy needs and support Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR).
Source: Air Liquide