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New York Green Hydrogen Facility

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Air Products plans to invest approximately $500 million to build, own and operate a 35-metric-ton-per-day facility to produce green liquid hydrogen at a greenfield site in Massena, New York, as well as liquid hydrogen distribution and dispensing operations. The commercial operation of this facility is targeted to begin in 2026-2027.

The low-carbon intensity liquid hydrogen product from the facility is expected to be sold to the mobility market in New York State as well as other potential northeast industrial markets.

By the Numbers

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90

jobs created to support project

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94 MW

of hydroelectric power provided by New York Power Authority

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35

metric tons per day of liquid hydrogen production

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6 million

tonnes of CO2 avoided over lifetime of project

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$500 million

project investment

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100%

green energy facility

How It Works


This project will use hydroelectric power from the St. Lawrence River to fuel production of carbon-free liquid hydrogen. The low-carbon intensity liquid hydrogen product from the facility is expected to be sold to the mobility market in New York State as well as other potential northeast industrial markets.
Seifi Ghasemi, Air Products Chairman, President and CEO
Seifi Ghasemi

Air Products Chairman, President and CEO

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We are very pleased to announce this proposed project as this shows our commitment to work closely with New York State to support its energy transition program by making real investments and creating highly paid jobs with our Massena green hydrogen project. This project is another demonstration of our leadership role in the low-carbon hydrogen and the hydrogen for mobility markets, and New York State’s and IRA incentives will continue to encourage hydrogen’s key role and our investment in the energy transition.

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