Air Products Will Not Proceed with Louisiana Clean Energy (LCEC) Project; Company Will Record Pre-Tax Charge in Fiscal Third Quarter; Finalizing Agreement with Yara for Renewable Ammonia from NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia
Air Products is cancelling its multi-billion dollar clean energy project in Louisiana while advancing a renewable ammonia agreement in Saudi Arabia.
📍 How it ended
Air Products canceled the Louisiana Clean Energy project, including a carbon capture facility in Ascension Parish, stating it was not profitable. The company will record up to $2.9 billion in pre-tax charges due to the exit.
Simultaneously, Air Products partnered with Yara for renewable ammonia distribution.
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The brief
Air Products has decided not to proceed with the Louisiana Clean Energy (LCEC) project. This project, located in Ascension Parish, was valued at $4.5 billion. As a result of the cancellation, the company will record a pre-tax charge in its fiscal third quarter.
Coverage from Bloomberg, WSJ, and the Baton Rouge Business Report describes the project as a massive complex. Seeking Alpha reports that the pre-tax charges could reach up to $2.9 billion, while WSJ notes that investors have reacted positively to the decision to axe the project. Air Products is now finalizing an agreement with Yara for renewable ammonia.
This initiative is tied to the NEOM Green Hydrogen Project based in Saudi Arabia.
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Coverage (15)
- Air Products halts carbon capture on Lake Maurepas, statewide; says project was not profitable WBRZ · 48d ago
- Air Products to exit Louisiana clean energy project; flags $2.9 billion hit Reuters · 48d ago
- Air Products will not move forward with Ascension Parish carbon capture facility WAFB · 48d ago
- Air Products scraps plans for massive clean energy complex WFMZ.com · 48d ago
- Air Products cancels $4.5 billion project to inject carbon dioxide under Lake Maurepas NOLA.com · 48d ago
- Why is Air Products and Chemicals stock surging today? By Investing.com Investing.com India · 48d ago
- Air Products (APD) Partners with Yara for Renewable Ammonia Dist GuruFocus · 48d ago
- Air Products cancels Louisiana Clean Energy Complex (LCEC) project Quantum Commodity Intelligence · 48d ago
- Air Products and Chemicals (APD) Announces Strategic Exit from K GuruFocus · 48d ago
- Air Products axes huge blue hydrogen project in Louisiana gasworld · 48d ago
- Air Products nixes Louisiana Clean Energy project, will take up to $2.9B in pre-tax charges Seeking Alpha · 48d ago
- Investors Cheer Axing of Green Hydrogen Project WSJ · 48d ago
- Air Products Cancels Massive Clean Energy Complex in Louisiana Bloomberg.com · 48d ago
- Air Products scraps $4.5 billion Ascension Parish project Baton Rouge Business Report · 48d ago
- Air Products Will Not Proceed with Louisiana Clean Energy (LCEC) Project; Company Will Record Pre-Tax Charge in Fiscal Third Quarter; Finalizing Agreement with Yara for Renewable Ammonia from NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia Air Products · 48d ago broke it first
Quick answers
What is the financial impact of cancelling the LCEC project?
Air Products will record a pre-tax charge in the fiscal third quarter, which Seeking Alpha reports could be up to $2.9 billion.
Where was the cancelled project located?
The project was situated in Ascension Parish, Louisiana.
What new project is Air Products pursuing?
The company is finalizing an agreement with Yara for renewable ammonia from the NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia.
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