Summer 2027
Information Technology/Digital Technology Intern
Infrastructure Services
Posted on 8/27/2026
Air Products
10,001+ employees
Global industrial gases producer and hydrogen
No salary listed
Allentown, PA, USA
In Person
Must be willing to relocate to Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Bachelor's
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- Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or Information Technology.
- Have an overall GPA of 3.0 or above.
- Be willing to relocate to Allentown, Pennsylvania.
- Gain practical work experience in the Digital Technology field.
- Contribute a fresh perspective while learning business fundamentals and gaining insight into the company's career opportunities and product lines.
- Highly motivated with excellent interpersonal skills.
- Recognized leadership experience.
- Outstanding academic record.
Air Products provides industrial gases such as hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide, along with related equipment and technical expertise. It serves customers across manufacturing, healthcare, energy, and food processing sectors, and actively scales clean hydrogen production to support sustainable energy solutions. Gases and equipment are produced, stored, and distributed globally, with customers benefiting from the company’s applications know-how to optimize usage. The business differentiates itself through a broad global footprint, deep industry experience, and a strong focus on decarbonization and clean energy projects, especially hydrogen, across regions like the Middle East, Europe, South America, and Asia. The company’s goal is to enable the energy transition by expanding clean hydrogen and other industrial gases while growing revenue from gas sales and equipment, and helping customers reduce environmental impact.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Founded
1940
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 30, 2026 adjusted EPS beat estimates at $3.47, lifting full-year guidance.
- The June 30, 2026 Yara deal commercializes NEOM ammonia through Yara's global supply chain.
- Air Products cut fiscal 2026 capex to about $3.5 billion, preserving cash.
What critics are saying
- June 30, 2026 project exits triggered a $2.9 billion charge and exposed capital discipline failures.
- Louisiana permits were still missing when Air Products abandoned LCEC, signaling execution trouble.
- Another hydrogen misfire could trigger breakup pressure and a forced asset sale.
What makes Air Products unique
- Air Products owns the world's largest hydrogen pipeline network and global distribution infrastructure.
- On August 26, 2026, it locked Rotterdam RFNBO hydrogen with Nobian for RED III demand.
- Its NEOM and Yara agreements turn mega-project output into existing sales channels.
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Company News
Rotterdam: Air Products acquires RFNBO hydrogen from Nobian's chlor-alkali electrolysis. Air Products will in the future source RFNBO-compliant hydrogen long-term from Nobian's chlor-alkali plant in Rotterdam. The plant, with a capacity of more than 14,000 tonnes per year, is considered Europe's largest RFNBO-certified hydrogen production. The industrial gases company Air Products and the chemical producer Nobian have entered into a long-term purchase agreement for certified hydrogen. The hydrogen is produced at Nobian's facility in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and meets the requirements for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO). Both companies announced the agreement on August 26, 2026. It builds on a collaboration that has already lasted 30 years. Largest RFNBO-certified plant in Europe. Nobian produces the hydrogen in its chlor-alkali electrolysis plant in Rotterdam, which is powered by renewable energy. According to the company, the site received the ISCC-EU certification for RFNBO in 2025 as the first major European producer of renewable hydrogen. The annual production capacity is more than 14,000 tonnes of hydrogen, equivalent to an energy equivalent of 1.68 petajoules. According to Nobian, this makes the plant the largest RFNBO-certified hydrogen facility in Europe. Air Products takes over the marketing and distribution of the certified hydrogen through its existing network. The company supplies hydrogen in both gaseous and liquid forms. According to Air Products, the agreement is intended to help customers achieve their compliance and decarbonisation goals and strengthen Rotterdam's role as a hydrogen hub. Background RED III. The agreement targets the early demand for RED III-compliant hydrogen in the Netherlands. The revised EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) stipulates that by 2030, at least one percent of fuels in the transport sector and 42 percent of hydrogen used in industry must come from RFNBO-certified sources. Target groups for the certified hydrogen are fuel suppliers and industrial users, including refineries. "This agreement is an important milestone for certified green hydrogen in Europe. Together with Air Products, we are further advancing the development of the European hydrogen economy," says Markus Mingenbach, Senior Vice President Chlor-Alkali & Chloromethanes at Nobian. It is "Grow Greener Together in practice - two leading industrial partners working together to advance the European energy transition." Caroline Stancell, Vice President Marketing and Growth Europe and Africa at Air Products, points to the short-term availability: "By expanding access to RFNBO-certified hydrogen from an established source, we are helping customers meet the requirements of RED III while advancing their decarbonisation strategies. These certified molecules are already available today, and Air Products' network can bring them to market in a reliable and practical way." About the companies. Air Products, based in the USA, claims to be the world's largest hydrogen supplier. The company achieved a revenue of twelve billion US dollars in the fiscal year 2025 and operates in around 50 countries. Nobian is a European manufacturer of high-purity salt, low-carbon base chemicals, and operator of underground energy storage caverns. The company operates production sites in the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark and employs more than 1,600 people. Owners are the Carlyle Group and the sovereign wealth fund GIC. With its newsletter, you will regularly receive selected information and news from H2 International, bundled and free of charge directly to your mailbox. With the subscription to this newsletter, I agree to be informed about interesting publishing and online offers of Alfons W. Gentner Verlag GmbH & Co. KG. I can revoke this agreement and unsubscribe at any time. Further information on the handling of data can also be found in its privacy policy.
Air Products at ONS: advancing gas separation Solutions for energy and industrial applications. Air Products Membrane Solutions is excited to be exhibiting at ONS 2026 in Stavanger, Norway, one of the world's leading energy industry events! At its stand, Membrane Solutions will showcase technologies designed to improve efficiency, reliability, and sustainability across the energy sector, including: * Nitrogen Membrane Systems for onshore and offshore applications, which provide a dependable on-site nitrogen supply for inerting, purging, blanketing, and other critical operations. * Hydrogen Recovery Systems that help customers recover and reuse valuable hydrogen from process gas streams, reducing costs and improving overall process efficiency. Visit its team in Hall 10, Stand 1091, to learn how its gas separation technologies can support your operational and sustainability goals.
Plans for 2.6 million sq ft data center outside Allentown, Pennsylvania, dropped after officials deny application. Air Products' hopes to develop its old HQ dashed August 13, 2026 A chemical company has backed off plans to develop a data center campus outside Allentown, Pennsylvania. Industrial gas and chemical company Air Products first proposed developing a 2.6 million sq ft (241,545 sqm) data center campus in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, in November. However, as reported by WFMX and the Morning Call, Air Products has now officially confirmed it has dropped those plans, after local officials rejected its application last month. The 194-acre project, known as the Cetronia Road Data Center and located along Hamilton Boulevard and Cetronia Road, would total three buildings, ranging from 435,600 sq ft to 1.23 million sq ft (40,470-114,270 sqm). The Upper Macungie Township zoning board rejected Air Products' proposals in May, confirming its decision in writing in July. The company had 30 days to appeal the decision, which has now lapsed. Air Products has confirmed it did not and will not attempt to appeal. "Air Products has a long history in the Lehigh Valley, and we remain committed to maintaining positive relationships in the communities where we operate," the company told press. State senator Jarrett Coleman approved of the township board's decision in May, stating: "I don't think data centers fit in the Lehigh Valley." Founded in Detroit in 1940, Air Products built its headquarters at the Upper Macungie site at 7201 Hamilton Blvd in the mid-1950s on what was previously farmland. The company moved to another location about a mile away on Mill Creek Road in 2021. The site was previously planned for development into a warehouse complex, with Prologis involved. The companies gained approval for the planned development in 2023, which would have seen the existing buildings demolished. Air Products has not outlined its future plans for the site now that data centers are off the table. Get a weekly roundup of North America news, direct to your inbox. More in construction & site selection.
Saudi Arabia's NEOM: A new era with the world's largest Green Hydrogen plant. Key points. * Acwa Power and Air Products complete NEOM green hydrogen plant construction. * Facility expected to produce 600 tonnes of carbon-free hydrogen daily. * Project is part of Saudi Arabia's $8.5 billion investment in renewable energy. * First green ammonia outputs anticipated by 2027. Acwa Power and Air Products have successfully completed the construction of a groundbreaking green hydrogen plant located in Oxagon, a part of Saudi Arabia's ambitious NEOM city project. Announced in August 2026, this monumental facility has a significant role in the push for sustainable energy, backed by an investment of $8.5 billion. The NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC), a joint venture among Acwa Power, Air Products, and NEOM, is steering this initiative, which is currently entering its commissioning phase. Once operational, this facility is projected to be the largest of its kind globally, with a daily output of up to 600 tonnes of carbon-free hydrogen. This clean hydrogen will be further processed into green ammonia for international export, aligning with the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. The project's infrastructure is nearing completion, with approximately 95% of its renewable energy assets, including a comprehensive wind farm and solar installations, finalized. Acwa Power's CEO, Samir Serhan, has emphasized that the project stays on schedule, aiming for combined solar and wind power capacity of 4 GW by mid-2026. The advent of this plant marks a pivotal advancement in Saudi Arabia's energy strategy, positioning the nation as a leader in the hydrogen economy. The integration of hydrogen production into the country's energy landscape is critical for reducing carbon emissions and diversifying its energy portfolio. By 2027, the NEOM Green Hydrogen plant aims to initiate its first outputs of green ammonia, potentially transforming the global energy export framework. Furthermore, this project reflects Saudi Arabia's larger ambitions within the framework of Vision 2030, which seeks to diversify its economy and reduce its dependence on oil. The NEOM city project, described as a futuristic megacity, aims to incorporate cutting-edge technology and sustainability at its core. The successful launch of the green hydrogen plant will not only propel Saudi Arabia into a new era of energy production but also serve as a showcase for future renewable energy projects around the world. In summary, the completion of the NEOM green hydrogen plant signifies a breakthrough moment in clean energy initiatives, demonstrating how countries can harness innovative technologies to promote sustainable practices while driving economic growth. August 12, 2026 at 09:21 AM Oxagon, Saudi Arabia
Air Products and Chemicals reported a US$1.44 billion net loss in Q3 fiscal 2026, down from US$713.8 million profit a year earlier, primarily due to project exit charges. Sales reached US$3.16 billion. Despite the GAAP loss, the company delivered stronger-than-expected adjusted earnings and raised its full-year adjusted EPS guidance. Air Products reaffirmed its quarterly dividend of US$1.81 per share. The company signed a renewable ammonia marketing agreement with Yara linked to the NEOM Green Hydrogen Project. This connects Air Products' capital commitments in energy transition to potential future offtake. Analysts project US$15.4 billion revenue and US$3.7 billion earnings by 2029, requiring 7.4% yearly revenue growth. Community valuations cluster between US$335.95 and US$352.52 per share.