Low-emissions hydrogen production

Renewable/electrolytic ('green') and fossil-with-CCUS ('blue') hydrogen plants selling to refineries, ammonia, methanol and fuels

2 leading companies in low-emissions hydrogen production, one segment of hydrogen & fuel cells — Electrolysers, low-emissions hydrogen, fuel cells and hydrogen vehicles: a 100 Mt fossil market trying to go clean

new market segment · researched 2026-11-14

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Leading low-emissions hydrogen production companies

2 companies, with the scale each source states. Scale is the whole company's unless the row says otherwise.

CompanyWhereWhat they doScale
Air Products APD ↗Allentown, PA, United StatesIndustrial gas major and large hydrogen producer/supplier; building the net-zero hydrogen energy complex in Edmonton, ABrevenue: 12,037.3 USD millions, whole company (FY ended Sep 2025, 10-K) (2025) ↗
Plug Power PLUG ↗Slingerlands, NY, United StatesPEM fuel cells (notably for material handling), electrolysers and hydrogen supplyrevenue: 709.9 USD millions (FY2025, 10-K) (2025) ↗
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In Canada

  • 2024-05Strategic Response Fund - Net Zero Accelerator support: $300 million for Air Products' net-zero hydrogen energy complex in Edmonton, AB, and $15 million for AVL Fuel Cell Canada's hydrogen fuel cell R&D facility in Burnaby, BC. ↗
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The hydrogen & fuel cells market

The whole market this segment sits in.

global hydrogen demand · world100
million tonnes (Mt), 'surpassed' · 2025
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Quick answers

What is low-emissions hydrogen production?
Renewable/electrolytic ('green') and fossil-with-CCUS ('blue') hydrogen plants selling to refineries, ammonia, methanol and fuels. It is one segment of the hydrogen & fuel cells market.
Who are the leading low-emissions hydrogen production companies?
Air Products (United States), Plug Power (United States).
Which low-emissions hydrogen production companies are publicly traded?
Air Products (APD), Plug Power (PLUG).
How big is the hydrogen & fuel cells market?
For the whole hydrogen & fuel cells market, not this segment alone: global hydrogen demand (world) 100 million tonnes (Mt), 'surpassed', 2025 — International Energy Agency.