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AI is powerful — but paired with the ingenuity of our people, it becomes transformative.   Last week, our team in Bangaluru, India, marked a major milestone, the first anniversary of our Global AI Hub. In just one year, the Hub has become a powerful engine for innovation, turning ideas into real impact and accelerating how we deliver value across our business.   Congratulations to the entire team on an incredible first year — and here’s to continued momentum and the next wave of AI-powered solutions. #LindeIsEverywhere

#PhotoFriday: A closer look at our pressure swing adsorption (PSA) systems at our high-purity hydrogen plant in Houston, TX. These tanks are key components of the site, enabling high-efficiency gas separation and purification to deliver reliable, high-purity hydrogen for critical industrial applications. #LindeIsEverywhere

In 2025, Linde turned commitment into meaningful progress - helping build a stronger, more sustainable future for our communities around the world. Together, our teams made an incredible impact: 🔹 80,000+ volunteer hours contributed 🔹 881 community projects delivered globally 🔹 373,000 lives reached, including 110,000 children and students From building housing and restoring local environments, to supporting food pantries, clothing drives and critical community needs - our teams showed up, everywhere. #BeLindeBeLimitless

“Sustainability is embedded in Linde’s operating rhythm - it is not a parallel agenda, but integral to how we invest, operate, manage risk and enable our customers. That alignment is what turns ambition into measurable progress."   Erin Catapano, VP of Sustainability, highlights Linde’s 2025 sustainability progress. From world-scale projects advancing our targets to the continued discipline in our investments, this work reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting the communities, customers and industries we serve. #LindeIsEverywhere

#PhotoFriday: In Shanghai, our Spectra 15 coldbox has a perfect view of the night skyline. For over 125 years, Linde Engineering has been designing and assembling packaged units—also known as coldboxes—to support the treatment of cryogenic gases in applications including air separation, gas processing and liquefaction, and petrochemical production. While cities around the world are alive with action, our engineering and gases quietly support everyday life across the globe. #LindeIsEverywhere

#PhotoFriday: A glimpse of our FLEXASU® plant in Vejle, Denmark, operational since August 2020, producing liquid oxygen and nitrogen. Powered by wind energy, the plant ramps up production when excess renewable power is available - helping balance the energy grid while making efficient use of renewable resources. #LindeIsEverywhere

Today, we recognize Carl von Linde, born June 11, 1842 — a pioneer whose breakthroughs in refrigeration and air separation continue to enable industries worldwide. His groundbreaking achievements laid the foundation for technologies that touch nearly every aspect of modern life. From healthcare to manufacturing and beyond, his ingenuity continues to inspire generations at Linde around the world — driving progress then and now. #LindesLegacy

Did you know, Industrial gases are behind the world's biggest soccer tournament? Every four years, the world comes together for a global sporting moment - but before the first kick, industrial gases start the game. From transporting teams and fans, to hospitality, food and beverages, stadium operations and broadcast technology - industrial gases play a vital role at nearly every stage. It’s a complex ecosystem that operates largely out of sight - but is essential to every part of each tournament. #LindeIsEverywhere

In the latest Hydrogen Council video, Linde CEO Sanjiv Lamba acknowledges tremendous progress in developing clean hydrogen projects but underscores the key challenge industry and governments must address.   “Demand activation remains the industry’s single largest challenge today. We need long-term contracts to underpin these large commitments on investment that we are making, to ensure we have a viable business case for projects to move forward. To get to the 2030 goals that have been set up across the world, we need to be working on that now.”