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Plug Power recently acquired United Hydrogen Group, one of the largest privately held merchant hydrogen producers in North America. It was the first independent company to offer a full suite of capabilities in liquid hydrogen production, distribution and logistics.The company has the capability to produce 6.4 tons of hydrogen each day with plans to increase ...

Plug Power employees work hard. When you’re building the clean hydrogen economy and driving global sustainability, that’s what it takes. But we also work hard at staying healthy and supporting the communities in which we live. This past month, our teams have had a lot to celebrate in that area.

This is PowerSpot, Plug Power’s monthly blog series where we highlight the Plug Power employees who inspire us and, we hope, will inspire you, too. Today, we’re meeting Human Resources Manager, Natalie Bova. Natalie, could you please explain what you do for a living in 20 words or fewer? I help to oversee our benefits, ...

The United States comes second only to China as the world’s largest producer of carbon emissions, with transportation generating the most emissions of any economic sector: nearly 30 percent of the total. The consequences of CO2 pollution are well documented, but the technologies needed to combat the single greatest source of emissions in the U.S. ...

Understanding The Link Between COVID-19, Renewable Energy, and U.S. National SecurityAndy Marsh, CEO Plug Power This weekend we look forward to celebrating not only the birth of our country, but the military men and women who fought and continue to fight for our independence. Of course, one of the best ways to celebrate the military ...

Last fall, Plug Power announced an ambitious five-year plan that aims to see the company achieve $1 billion in annual revenue by the year 2024. Now, Plug Power has taken a major step towards reaching that goal with the issuance of its first convertible green bond offering, which was originally announced in May of this ...

Plug Power Inc. is building the clean hydrogen economy as the leading provider of comprehensive hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) turnkey solutions. The company’s innovative technology powers electric motors with hydrogen fuel cells amid an ongoing paradigm shift in the power, energy, and transportation industries to address climate change and energy security, while providing efficiency gains ...

In this series, we showcase the Plug Power leadership team and reveal some of the unique passions and talents that fill up their lives.  Human Resources Vice President, Tammy Kimble joined Plug Power in 2019 with specialties in organizational development, talent planning, coaching, and staffing among other human resources capabilities. Here are Tammy’s “10 things ...

This is PowerSpot, Plug Power’s monthly blog series where we highlight the Plug Power employees who inspire us and, we hope, will inspire you, too. Today, we’re meeting Senior Design Engineer, Jay O’Neil. Jay, could you explain what you do for a living in 20 words or fewer. I design parts (brackets, manifolds, plumbing, electrical) ...

Earlier this month, Reuters Events partnered with The Hydrogen Council to host “The Global Hydrogen Economy: Fueling a Low-Carbon Future,” a live webinar and podcast exploring the evolving role of hydrogen in the global energy mix. The event took the form of a wide-ranging panel discussion moderated by Owen Rolt, Head of Energy Transition at ...

This year, Plug Power is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Earth Day with our own offering of environmental science education: a presentation by “Professor Larry Pitts” about fuel cells and hydrogen, suitable for kids from ages 7 to 700. In his day job, Professor Pitts is Plug Power’s Director of Engineering Design, responsible for many ...

For many of us, Earth Day has been in our lives for so long that it’s easy to take for granted. Especially for readers born after its founding in 1970, the annual holiday likely conjures childhood memories of lighthearted educational activities and colorful posters illustrated in bright blues and greens. It’s rare that we think ...