Also known as He and Liquid helium.
chemXplore tracks 6 projects targeting helium, of which 5 are active.
3 new construction and 2 expansion.
4 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Owners and developers: Air Products (2), Air Products San Fu Co., Ltd. (2), PsiQuantum (1), QatarEnergy (1)
Investors: Air Products (2), Air Products San Fu Co., Ltd. (2), China National Petroleum Corporation (1), ConocoPhillips Company (1), Eni S.p.A. (1), ExxonMobil (1)
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 3 of these 5 projects For subscribers
Second recent semiconductor supply win; $250M Arizona investment to build PRISM hydrogen units, CO2 purification and helium/hydrogen/CO2 bulk and pipeline systems with phased start-up.
GAAP operating loss driven by ~$2.9B pre-tax project-exit charges; adjusted EPS $3.47 beat guidance. Company raises FY26 adjusted EPS outlook and sets capex ≈ $3.5B.
Long-term deal to supply multiple new semiconductor fabs and back-end packaging via four new ASUs and underground pipelines delivering N2, O2, Ar and He.
Feasibility study to use natural hydrogen from a South Australia project as core feedstock for green methanol, with a preliminary study planned in H2 2026.
Largest centralized refrigeration system supplies supercritical helium at 4.5 K and liquid nitrogen precooling to cool ITER superconducting magnets and thermal shields.
Contracts cover cryogenic manufacturing equipment through flight 42 and a three‑year supply of propellants and ground gases for Ariane 6 operations.
NRC completed an Environmental Assessment and issued a FONSI for a proposed advanced SMR at Seadrift, Texas, clearing a key Construction Permit step to supply electricity and industrial steam.
Stable 2025: margin held, net debt reduced, staff >12k. Investments in air-separation, on-site/CO2/cylinder plants, helium, decarbonization, R&D/digitalization. 2026 growth expected.
Missile strikes at Ras Laffan damaged LNG Trains 4 & 6; repairs may take 3–5 years with force majeure on contracts. Pearl GTL offline ≥1 year; condensate, LPG, naphtha and helium production affected.
The contract covers two LNG mega-trains, gas treatment, and CCS facilities. First LNG cargo is expected by 2031, enhancing Qatar's LNG capacity and environmental performance.