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Air Products Publishes 2024 Sustainability Report

Latest report details company's sustainability performance and progress, additional sustainability goals, and efforts to accelerate the clean energy transition. 
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Landmark U.S. $4.5 Billion Louisiana Blue Hydrogen Clean Energy Complex

Air Products will invest $4.5B to build-own-operate the world’s largest blue hydrogen production facility, producing over 750 MMSCFD of blue hydrogen in Louisiana, USA. A portion of the blue hydrogen will be compressed and supplied to customers by our U.S. Gulf Coast pipeline network; the balance will be used to make blue ammonia that will be transported around the world and converted back to blue hydrogen for transportation and other markets.

The megaproject will also capture over five million metric tons per year of CO₂, making it the largest carbon capture for sequestration facility in the world. Numerous studies have shown that Louisiana’s geology is some of the best in the world for permanent geologic sequestration.

The project is expected to be operational in 2026. 

Hydrogen for Mobility-rebranded

Hydrogen for Mobility: Generating a Cleaner Future

Air Products’ higher purpose includes addressing the world’s need for clean energy and materials while reducing environmental impacts. Hydrogen is key to rising to these challenges, and our H2fM Hydrogen for Mobility solutions cover the entire value chain for hydrogen fueling.

Generating a cleaner future involves experience, investment and innovation on a world scale. We have the technology, the track record, the capital and the ambition to be a first-mover in bringing the hydrogen economy to scale.

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Landmark New Net-zero Hydrogen Energy Complex in Canada

Air Products and its subsidiary Air Products Canada Ltd., in conjunction with the Government of Canada and the Province of Alberta, are planning to build a landmark new net-zero hydrogen energy complex.

The project will begin with a transformative $1.3 billion (CAD) net-zero hydrogen production and liquefaction facility expected onstream in 2024. Air Products will deploy advanced hydrogen technology and innovative design to deliver net-zero emissions. The new facility will capture over 95 percent of the carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the feedstock natural gas and store it safely back underground. Hydrogen-fueled electricity will offset the remaining five percent of emissions.

The clean energy complex will help refining and petrochemical customers served by the Air Products Heartland Hydrogen Pipeline to reduce their carbon intensity. The complex also marks a first in the wider use of hydrogen in Alberta, enabling the production of liquid hydrogen to be an emissions-free fuel in the transportation sector, and to generate clean electricity. This is expected to have a positive impact in lowering Alberta’s carbon emissions.


Looking for gas? Here's a quick way to find it.

When it comes to gases, we cover everything from argon to xenon and everything in between. Find what you need here or browse our industry or applications lists to find our full range of gases, equipment, and services.

Ar

Argon

Unique inerting properties to improve quality, optimize performance, and reduce costs.

CO₂

Carbon Dioxide

Benefit from carbon dioxide's inert properties, as well as its cooling and freezing abilities.

CO

Carbon Monoxide

Used in the production of chemicals ranging from acetic acid to polycarbonates to polyurethane intermediates.

He

Helium

As a gas for lifting, leak detection, shielding, its inert properties and as a liquid for cooling.

H₂

Hydrogen

Valued for its reactive and protective properties to improve quality, optimize performance and reduce costs.

N₂

Nitrogen

Widely used as a gas for its inert properties and a liquid for cooling and freezing.

O₂

Oxygen

Known primarily as a respiratory gas by the healthcare industry, but also used for combustion, oxidation, and fermentation.

Rare Gases

Neon, Krypton, and Xenon used in technical applications including the electronics industry.

Food Gases

From MAP cylinders to bulk liquid nitrogen, we can provide all the gases for your food processes.

Syngas

Providing turnkey solutions to convert hydrocarbon feedstock into synthesis gas for high-value products and power.