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48 winning companies. One heroic mission: To have the best possible workplace culture. On Friday, December 7, 2018, a group of Plug Power employees were excited to accept the company’s fifth ‘Best Places to Work in the Capital Region’ award at the annual luncheon hosted by the Albany Business Review. The Best Places to Work ...

By Andy Marsh, Plug Power CEO   In the Seeking Alpha article from last week, the author claimed we lost 3 GenKey sites. Let me share the facts. We reported 67 sites receiving fuel at 6/30 and 71 at 9/30, an increase 4.  We reported revenue recognized of 7 sites in Q3 2018.  He assumed ...

By: Plug Power CEO, Andy Marsh   It’s been a busy day at Plug Power… I would like to correct a few pieces of misinformation with regards to a Seeking Alpha article that came out today: It was news to us and our customer that we lost their business. Plug Power just shipped them units ...

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 Larry Pitts, our Director of Mechanical Design.

Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCV) continue to see increased attention year over year as a promising solution to replace internal combustion engines in goods movement and other energy intensive applications. On October 11, 2018 Plug Power’s Director of Mechanical Design – Larry Pitts – and FedEx’s Project Engineering Specialist – Phillip Galbach –  appeared together ...

How Hydrogen Fuel Cells Kept Critical Communications Infrastructure Working During a Severe Natural Disaster

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 GenFuel Systems Engineer, Hannah Ettenberg.

Plug Power has been joining the industry in celebrating National Fuel Cell Day (10.8) all week.  Yesterday, Plug Power joined representatives from Honda, Toyota, FuelCell Energy, Air Liquide and Nel Hydrogen in addressing the New Jersey Assembly on the role of hydrogen and fuel cell technology in job creation and carbon emission reduction. The joint ...

As we race toward a future where we’ll be chauffeured around by autonomous electric vehicles such as General Motors’ Cruise or BMW’s iNext, it’s essential to consider the impact of such vehicles and the most efficient ways to power them. What better day to examine the opportunities of this electrified future than today, the 4th ...

Last week, Plug Power’s Director of European Sales, Tim Schultz, presented at the European Mobility Conference on the future with hydrogen and fuel cells (Mobilität der Zukunft mit Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzelle) in Koblenz, Germany.   The event partner was the Hydrogen Fuel Cell (H2BZ) Network Rheinland-Pfalz e. V. The event focused on the following topics: The ...

“If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water.”  Loren Eiseley* When Plug Power usually talks about our fuel cell products, we discuss the productivity, reliability, and efficiency gains seen by customers who use our clean power products for their automotive fleets, material handling, and backup power needs. We talk about sustainability ...

Electric vehicles are moving their closer to center stage due to their simple design, low cost, high power density and efficiency. This is in part thanks to the production and popularity of consumer facing battery-powered electric vehicles such Tesla’s Model 3 and  fuel cell-powered electric vehicles like the Toyota Mirai and Hyundai Nexo. The increase ...