
Air Products Constructs New Air Separation Units at Southern Facilities
The facilities in Georgia and North Carolina will produce industrial gases, including liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, and liquid argon to supply growing regional markets.
Air Products will build, own, and operate two new air separation units (ASU) at facilities in Conyers, GA, and Reidsville, NC. These units, scheduled for operation in 2026, will replace older ASUs and provide additional capacity onsite. The projects will advance the operational flexibility of Air Products’ industrial gas business.
“Conyers and Reidsville have attractive customer markets that Air Products has served for nearly five decades,” said Francesco Maione, Americas President, Air Products. “The ASU assets at these locations have served Air Products well, and its customers reliably. Now is the time to install new ASUs, which will have an even greater level of reliability, production, sustainability efficiencies, and additional market growth.”
Industrial gas products manufactured at Conyers and Reidsville will include liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, and liquid argon to supply the region’s merchant markets. The facilities will serve customer markets such as chemicals, food, metals processing and fabrication, primary materials, and electronics.
“Air Products is committed to its base industrial gas business, evidenced by the investment in these two new ASUs,” said Maione. “We can ensure enhanced product reliability to regional customers as these new units can act as back-ups to each other, as well as for other company facilities producing the same products in neighboring and nearby states.”
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