Air Products reported that it has been able to secure additional hydrogen supplies from other sources and find different ways to improve the liquid hydrogen shortage situation with product management.
The company is in the process to begin repairing its New Orleans facility, but water must be drained from the site area to regain road access and power supply.
Mark Bye, group vice president, gases and equipment, said: To date, we have been able to maintain supply to the majority of our customers. While we will not be able to meet full demand of all customers, the situation has improved.”
Air Products is confident that it has been able to continue supplying customers with hydrogen by converting some customer operations from liquid to gaseous hydrogen supply. The company is also securing product from other sources, such as customers without immediate needs releasing their stored hydrogen back to Air Products.
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