Air Products

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (often branded as Air Products) is a global industrial gases company founded in 1940 and headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, supplying oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, helium, and specialty gases, along with large-scale hydrogen and syngas plants and LNG technology.[1] The company has

One of four anchor industrial partners in Porthos. Produces hydrogen and other industrial gases in the Port of Rotterdam area, capturing CO2 emissions from its hydrogen production facility for storage through Porthos.

Founded over 85 years ago, in operation since at least 1957 supplying NASA; fiscal 2025 sales of $12 billion from operations in approximately 50 countries; NYSE: APD with market cap approximately $57.5 billion; has supplied NASA since 1957 for Apollo, Space Shuttle, Orion, and Artemis programs; recently increased quart

Air Products is a major player in the liquid hydrogen market, developing and supplying industrial gases with capabilities in cryogenic liquefaction technology. The company has expanded its North American footprint through the purchase of advanced hydrogen storage assets from a regional innovator in Texas as of August 2

Air Products is the world's largest supplier of hydrogen and a leading provider of industrial gases. The company is developing the Louisiana Clean Energy Complex, designed to produce over 750 million standard cubic feet per day of low-carbon hydrogen with 95% CO2 capture. Founded in 1940, Air Products operates a 700-mi

A pioneering company in large-scale hydrogen storage and infrastructure, focusing on power, transport, and industrial decarbonization globally. Known for advanced gaseous and liquid hydrogen storage systems and strategic partnerships in major energy hubs.[3]

Founded in 1940, Air Products is a leading global supplier of hydrogen and related gases for energy, industry, and technology. It has a long track record of supplying hydrogen to NASA since the Apollo program.[1][2][3]

Air Products is a Fortune 500 company and a major global player in industrial gases, with operations in more than 50 countries. Founded in 1940, it is one of the world’s largest hydrogen producers and has been involved in numerous large-scale energy and chemical projects. The company has recently focused on low-carbon

Air Products was founded in 1940 and is a leading supplier of hydrogen and industrial gases with a focus on large-scale hydrogen projects, clean energy, and electronics gases. It operates globally and historically served as a partner in key industry acquisitions (such as the attempted acquisition of British Oxygen Corp

Founded in 1940, Air Products and Chemicals is a multinational industrial gas and chemicals company listed on the NYSE as APD. Over recent years, the company has made substantial investments in hydrogen, blue/green ammonia, and carbon capture. Its leadership recently changed, with Eduardo Menezes replacing long-time CE

Air Products is a Pennsylvania-based industrial gas company serving as EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) contractor, system integrator, and the exclusive offtaker for green ammonia from the NEOM plant over 30 years.[1][2][3]

Supplied liquid hydrogen and operated fueling stations during trials, using GenH2 Trucks for logistics.

Founded in 1940, Air Products (NYSE: APD) has worked with NASA since 1957, providing liquid hydrogen for iconic programs from Mercury and Apollo to Artemis. The company is heavily involved in large-scale hydrogen projects worldwide and partners with various commercial and governmental entities in the energy transition

Supplied liquid hydrogen for the AeroDelft project and collaborated with TNO and AeroDelft for system integration and operational validation[5].

Founded in 1940, the company is recognized for its innovation in hydrogen, LNG technology, providing gases to diverse sectors including energy, electronics, and healthcare. Partnered in large-scale hydrogen and carbon capture projects globally.[3]

Actively engaged in developing large-scale hydrogen projects and infrastructure, with partnerships in Asia, Europe, and North America to support energy transition goals.[3]

Air Products is a major multinational company with decades of experience in hydrogen production. Recently, the company made a significant shift by exiting several clean hydrogen projects in the United States and writing down $3.1 billion following the ousting of former CEO Seifi Ghasemi, who had led aggressive clean hy

Air Products is the sole offtaker and owns about a third of the NEOM green hydrogen project. The company has announced that construction is 80% complete.

Global industrial gas supplier that provided the liquid hydrogen fuel for the test.

Air Products offers PRISM hydrogen generators that use steam methane reforming to produce high-purity hydrogen, designed for reliability and on-site installation.

Air Products is mentioned for enhancing nozzle durability with robust materials to extend component lifespan in hydrogen stations.

Founded in 1940, Air Products is a leader in the industrial gas sector, focused on accelerating the global transition to cleaner energy solutions through green hydrogen mega-projects. They are pioneering a green hydrogen production project in Massena, New York.

U.S.-based industrial gases company partnering with NGHC to develop hydrogen production technology for the Saudi Arabian hub.

Partner in a $4 billion green hydrogen facility project in Wilbarger County, Texas-Oklahoma border, announced in December 2022, expected to begin commercial operations in 2027.

Air Products is an equal joint venture partner in NGHC and will export the produced green hydrogen as green ammonia for use in transportation and heavy industry.