Amata BIG opens third air separation plant in Amata City Chonburi

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Amata BIG Industrial Gas Company Limited, a joint venture between Amata Corporation Public Company Limited and Bangkok Industrial Gas Company Limited, or BIG, has officially announced the start-up of its third Amata BIG air separation plant within the Amata City Chonburi industrial estate. The new air separation plant has a nitrogen production capacity of more than 27,000 tonnes per year, serving the demand of target industries such as flat glass, chemicals and automotive, which continue to expand in the Eastern Economic Corridor and nearby provinces. Chavalit Tippayawanich, Chief Executive Officer of Amata U Company Limited, or Amata U, said the start-up of Amata BIG's third air separation plant marks an important step in strengthening the utilities infrastructure of the Amata industrial estate and preparing it to support operations at full efficiency. Orla Charoenlap, Managing Director of Bangkok Industrial Gas Company Limited, or BIG, added that the third air separation plant not only increases the security of industrial gas supply for customers but also helps cut greenhouse gas emissions from transport by more than 7,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year. The third Amata BIG air separation plant is an on-site gas generation plant and is unmanned, controlled from a remote control centre. It uses highly efficient production technology, helping reduce reliance on gas transport from external production sources, increase continuity of delivery and raise the standard of safety in service, in line with the global standards of Air Products, BIG's parent company in the United States.

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Air Products and Chemicals Inc
APD
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Its subsidiary BIG's third air separation plant expands on-site industrial gas capacity, boosting supply security and cutting transport emissions.

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Amata BIG Industrial Gas Co., Ltd.Private▲ Positive
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The JV itself started up its third air separation plant with 27,000+ tonnes/year nitrogen capacity serving flat glass, chemicals and automotive demand.

Bangkok Industrial Gas Co., Ltd. (BIG)Private▲ Positive
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BIG's MD said the new plant increases industrial gas supply security for customers and cuts over 7,000 tonnes CO2e of transport emissions yearly.

Amata U Co., Ltd.Private▲ Positive
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CEO of Amata U highlighted the new plant strengthens the estate's utilities infrastructure and supports full-efficiency operations.

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