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Sign InAir Liquide has announced a 200 million euro investment to build two industrial gas production units in Hiroshima, Japan, supporting advanced AI chip manufacturing through a long-term agreement with a semiconductor leader. In a separate industrial development, Teledyne Energy Systems has deployed a Titan™ EL Series hydrogen generator at JTEKT Corporation’s plant in Japan to replace liquefied natural gas for aluminum melting. This project utilizes renewable electricity for on-site green hydrogen production, which is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 56 metric tons annually. These combined efforts highlight a broader trend of industrial modernization and decarbonization within the Japanese market. Together, these investments underscore the critical role of specialized gases and clean energy in securing high-tech supply chains and meeting sustainability targets. The expansion reflects a strategic push by global firms to capitalize on Japan's evolving industrial and technological landscape.