Air Liquide constructs air separation unit in New South Wales
Industrial gas supplier Air Liquide announced plans to build and operate a new air separation unit at its existing Fairfield facility located in Yennora
Air Liquide has announced plans to construct and operate a new Air Separation Unit (ASU) at its Fairfield Facility in Yennora, New South Wales, Australia. This investment aims to bolster the local supply chain for industrial and medical gases across the country.
The new ASU will generate nitrogen and oxygen, essential gases supporting critical sectors such as food and beverage processing, healthcare, mining, and advanced manufacturing. With these gases being vital to daily operations and long-term growth, the ASU will play a crucial role in enhancing the availability and reliability of these gases in Australia.
Tim Kehoe, Managing Director of Air Liquide Pacific, stated that expanding air gas capacity reflects Air Liquide's dedication to fueling the growth of Australian industries. The introduction of the new ASU in New South Wales demonstrates the company's commitment to serving its customers and improving supply chain resilience. The ASU is scheduled to commence operations in 2028.
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