Coupled with Linde’s proprietary fueling protocol and advanced station design, the Ionic Compressor is part of a complete and compact compression storage and indoor dispensing solution for the hydrogen- fuel-cell fork lift truck market.
“Linde is focused on finding ways to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions. Expanding our vehicle fueling capabilities in North America gives customers greater access to our strong hydrogen network and world-class engineering,” said McGowan, who serves as chairman of the National Hydrogen Association.
In addition to the environment, Linde is also focused on safety, health and security.
As a member of the American Chemistry Council (ACC), it aims to comply with ACC’s Responsible Care program. Responsible Care is a globally recognized management system aimed at helping companies improve performance in safety, health, environment and security. This involves audits by an independent, accredited auditor to verify that they have a structure and system in place that manages and measures performance.
In mid-March, Linde's Delta, Ohio, air separation plant received its certification.
Other Linde plants that have earned ACC’s Responsible Care certification include Midland, N.C.; Buffalo, N.Y.; Cartersville, Ga.; South Bend, Ind.; Kittery, Maine; Nashville, Tenn.; Toledo, Ohio; and Vancouver, Wash.
Linde North America is aCP 50company. To view the Linde North America profile, visit:http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/cp50/2008/linde.html.
To view the CP 50 list, visit: http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/cp50.
