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Let's explore these two hydrogen stocks to watch in the stock market today.

The global fight against climate change has fueled a surge in investor interest towards green energy stocks. Companies operating in the renewable energy sector, like wind, solar, hydrogen, electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage continue to attract increased attention.

Linde (LIN) will strike long-term agreements with Wanhua for the supply of industrial gases to its chemical production facilities through the ASUs.

L'Air Liquide and Linde are two of the largest industrial gas companies in the world, with attractive industry dynamics, high profit margins, and excellent returns on capital. Both companies have been investing in hydrogen infrastructure which is expected to become a significant growth area for both companies.

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Late last month, Linde (LIN) pleased its shareholders with an announcement of a dividend hike and a new share buyback program.

Linde has consistently generated incredible returns.

Linde share price has fallen considerably since the beginning of 2022.

Wednesday's buy represents our continued belief that the market is missing the mark on how energy costs impact the company.

U.K.-based Linde's products are used in many industries, including health care, food, beverage carbonation and electronics.