Plug Power
Headquarters: Slingerlands, New York, USA · Hydrogen Fuel CellsFit score 72/100
What they do
Plug Power builds an integrated green-hydrogen ecosystem — GenEco PEM electrolyzers, fuel-cell systems, and liquid-hydrogen production plants in Georgia, Tennessee and Louisiana.
Expansion / growth signal observed
Plug Power's Woodbine, Georgia plant produced 300 metric tons of liquid hydrogen in April 2025 — a US production record and the plant's highest monthly output — as part of a three-state network totaling 40 tons per day, the largest liquid-hydrogen production base in the US.
Signal type: Production record — scaling US hydrogen network · Signal date: 2025-05-30
Fit score — how 72/100 is built
Scoring rationale: Signal strength 19/25: an operating record at an existing plant — real scale-up evidence, weaker than a new-site decision. North America 20/25: GA/TN/LA production network, US-headquartered. Scale 17/25: 40 tons/day network capacity. Recency 16/25: reported May 2025. Tracked because hydrogen production scale is the precondition for fuel-cell mobility corridors GEM wants in the Midwest.
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