
Air Products is more concerned about rising construction costs than uncertainty around Europe’s carbon border levy as it moves toward a final decision on the fate of its Louisiana blue hydrogen project later this year.
CEO Eduardo Menezes told the firm’s Q1 investor call that it had a “high bar” for taking final investment decision (FID) on the 1,700-tonne project, which has had its future under question since last May.
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