- Linde commissioned a helium storage cavern in Beaumont, Texas, with a capacity of over three billion cubic feet.
- The cavern is one of only three helium salt caverns globally.
- Helium is crucial for semiconductor production, space launches, and medical imaging.
Helium Storage Expansion
Linde has commissioned a major helium storage cavern in Beaumont, Texas, with a capacity exceeding three billion cubic feet. This facility is one of only three helium salt caverns worldwide, designed to store and extract helium, thereby stabilizing supply and demand cycles.
Strategic Infrastructure Investment
This cavern is part of Linde's ongoing investments to bolster its global helium infrastructure. The company leverages proprietary technology for helium storage and production, alongside a diverse network of sources and facilities to ensure a steady supply to customers globally.
Helium's Critical Applications
Helium is essential in various sectors, including advanced semiconductor manufacturing, space vehicle launches, and medical imaging equipment. Its unique properties make it indispensable for industries such as aerospace, electronics, healthcare, and manufacturing.
