On 16 June, during the tenth Paris Air Forum*, Air Liquide and the ADP Group announced the creation of “Hydrogen Airport.”
Hydrogen airport: the new joint venture between ADP and Air Liquide
This summer, the collaboration went one step further than the initial partnership they had. ADP and Air Liquide have founded the very first joint venture specialising in the integration of hydrogen into airport infrastructures. This initiative aims to support the decarbonisation of global aviation.
The “Hydrogen Airport” joint venture offers a full range of services. Starting from hydrogen needs assessment and logistics planning to safety studies and cost analyses. It will initially focus on around 200 large international and regional airports around the world, particularly in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
Air Liquide will therefore contribute its expertise in the field of hydrogen, covering the production of renewable or low-carbon hydrogen, liquefaction, storage and distribution for aircraft. As for the ADP Group, it will bring its extensive experience in airport development and operations. The announcement of “Hydrogen Airport” demonstrates the commitment of Air Liquide and the ADP Group to reduce the environmental impact of aviation.
*Organised by the ADP Group, La Tribune Events and Forum Media, the Paris Air Forum brings together aerospace professionals.
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