WS Investor
28 Jan 2026, 19:25
Air Products said it has won more than $140 million in new contracts from NASA to supply liquid hydrogen to multiple U.S. space facilities, including the Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, and other NASA locations.
Under the contracts, Air Products will deliver about 36.5 million pounds of liquid hydrogen to support launch and testing operations at facilities in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. The company highlighted its long-standing relationship with NASA, which dates back to 1957 and has supported major programs from Apollo and the Space Shuttle to Orion and the upcoming Artemis II mission.
Air Products noted that it completed the first fill of the world’s largest liquid hydrogen storage sphere at Kennedy Space Center in 2025, delivering more than 730,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen. The company added that space-related applications remain a key business area, alongside growing support for private space launch providers.
Source: Air Products press release
Under the contracts, Air Products will deliver about 36.5 million pounds of liquid hydrogen to support launch and testing operations at facilities in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. The company highlighted its long-standing relationship with NASA, which dates back to 1957 and has supported major programs from Apollo and the Space Shuttle to Orion and the upcoming Artemis II mission.
Air Products noted that it completed the first fill of the world’s largest liquid hydrogen storage sphere at Kennedy Space Center in 2025, delivering more than 730,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen. The company added that space-related applications remain a key business area, alongside growing support for private space launch providers.
Source: Air Products press release
