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As we close out another important year in the clean energy landscape, we are proud to look back on 2025 as a period defined by measurable progress, strategic focus, and achievements across our business. From advancing hydrogen production to expanding customer partnerships and delivering technologies that power real-world decarbonization, this year reinforced what can be ...

Tracy Parsons is a Manufacturing Engineering Technician at Plug’s Innovation Center in Henrietta, New York. Her journey from the Fuel Stack Assembly team to New Product Introduction shows her commitment to growth, innovation, and teamwork. With her hands-on expertise and problem-solving mindset, Tracy helps transform new ideas into efficient processes on the production floor. From ...

A significant portion of Plug’s shares on loan to short sellers comes from retail investors. When your shares are on loan, you are not the beneficial owner for voting purposes, which means you may lose the ability to vote on critical Company matters disclosed in the recently filed preliminary proxy statement. That matters more than ...

Lance Petta is a Field Service Technician in Cleburne Texas, where he works directly on fuel cells for Plug customers. Before joining Plug, Lance served 14 years in the United States Navy as an aircraft mechanic. Through the Department of Defense SkillBridge program, he was able to learn the role while still on active duty, ...

At Plug, we’ve spent years building more than just hydrogen plants, we’ve built the infrastructure that makes them possible. Our projects in Louisiana and Georgia show what that means in practice: large-scale, technically complex facilities that integrate power, hydrogen production, and distribution. These projects are benchmarks in clean-energy development, demonstrating Plug’s ability to take a ...

Kayla is a master field service technician at Plug based at the Amazon Schodack site in Schodack, New York. Keeping GenDrives running in the field Kayla diagnoses and repairs GenDrives onsite and helps ensure the fleet meets Plug Power service level availability targets. Her work keeps critical operations moving and customers satisfied. She takes pride ...

Robin is a systems engineer on the High-Power Stationary team at Plug. She helps design, test, and improve the 1 MW and 1.5 MW GenSure systems that Plug has developed and deployed. Her work ranges from reviewing PLC code to system level testing and field sign offs. A Move Back to What Matters Sustainability has ...

At Plug, we’re building the world’s first end-to-end green hydrogen ecosystem, and we’re proving every day why being a first mover matters. Our Georgia green hydrogen plant has just closed out its best month ever across every key performance indicator, marking another milestone in Plug’s journey to deliver reliable, domestic, and scalable hydrogen production. A ...

In logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing, hydrogen fuel cell technology is gaining momentum as companies look for cleaner and more efficient ways to operate. Among the most significant applications are hydrogen fuel cell forklifts, vehicles that run on a process producing only water and heat as byproducts. These forklifts meet the rising demand for solutions that ...

We are proud to share that Grace Carlic, Workforce and Public Affairs Specialist at Plug, has been chosen to receive an award that celebrates her efforts in hiring and supporting individuals with disabilities. Grace will be honored at the Rochester Area Employment Network’s (RAEN) recognition event during National Disability Employment Awareness Month on October 9, ...

Don brings a precise lawyering approach to Plug’s government affairs work. He navigates legislative and regulatory matters at every level of government. His legal expertise and policy insight ensure that Plug’s voice is heard in key debates. From Intern to Leader Don first joined Plug as a college intern in 2004. Seventeen years later, he ...

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world around us. From personalized recommendations to large language models and self-driving systems, AI is becoming a part of everyday life and business. As its uses grow, so does the demand for the computing power behind it. What many do not see is the hidden cost of intelligence. The energy ...