Gas Malaysia Berhad and Air Liquide Engineering & Construction signed an MoU at Gastech 2026 to explore low-carbon hydrogen, Bio-LNG and CO₂ off-take projects in Malaysia. The agreement sets a framework for feasibility studies but does not commit to specific investments or construction.
At Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, Gas Malaysia Berhad and Air Liquide Engineering & Construction signed a memorandum of understanding to dive into some potential energy-transition projects in Malaysia. Their main focus? Low-carbon hydrogen, Bio-LNG, and CO2 off-take options.
This agreement sets up a framework to explore whether industrial customers, along with the existing infrastructure and market conditions, can really support different lower-carbon solutions. It’s important to note that this isn’t about committing to an investment or a finalized construction plan just yet.
Strategic Rationale
This partnership really plays to the strengths of both companies. Gas Malaysia is broadening its horizon beyond just natural…
