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By: Andy Marsh, Plug CEO and Executive Chairman We are making good progress toward securing approval of Proposal 2, the increase in the number of authorized shares available for issuance. Since Thursday, the number of votes needed has been reduced by nearly two-thirds, and we are now within roughly 1% of the total outstanding shares ...

By Andy Marsh, Plug CEO and Executive Chariman There seems to be confusion about whether the company will do a reverse stock split. Let me clarify. Proposal 2 is simply about increasing the number of authorized shares. If Proposal 2 passes: If Proposal 2 does not pass: There should be no misunderstanding: if Proposal 2 ...

By Andy Marsh, CEO and Executive Chairman We are asking you to vote YES on Proposal 2, which increases the number of authorized shares. If Proposal 2 does not pass, Plug will be forced to implement a reverse stock split to meet our contractual obligations by the end of February – something no one wants. ...

From: Andy Marsh, CEO and Executive Chairman We do know that many of our long-time investors in Europe are having a hard time voting. In many cases, European brokers actually require investors to pay to vote. It doesn’t feel right, but that is the reality. Our team is actively working with our lawyers and our ...

By: Andy Marsh, CEO and Executive Chairman Retail investors can have unusual power when voting on a routine proposal. Proposal 2—the increase in the number of authorized shares—is a routine proposal. Let me explain why your vote matters more than you might think. Assume you bought 10,000 shares through Fidelity. You own the shares, but ...

Author: Andy Marsh, Plug CEO and Executive Chairman We are encouraging our shareholders to vote yes for Proposals 1 and 2. Proposal 2 is for increasing the number of authorized shares. If this proposal does not pass, we will effectuate a reverse stock split. We must either increase the number of shares or do a ...

Industrial hydrogen demand is not theoretical. In downstream refining, it is essential to daily operations, product quality, and regulatory compliance. As refiners work to reduce emissions without compromising reliability or throughput, on site green hydrogen has become a critical lever. At Galp’s Sines Refinery in Portugal, Plug Power is supporting one of Europe’s most significant ...

We’re proud to share today’s milestone in our collaboration with Galp, marking significant progress on the electrolyzer installation at the Sines Refinery and an important step forward for hydrogen production in Portugal and across Europe. Congratulations to the Galp and Plug teams whose expertise, partnership, and execution helped make this achievement possible. Plug is supporting ...

Kaitlyn Kemp is a Process Engineer at Plug, where she works on process calculations, simulations, safety reviews, and documentation for the 5 MW USA Electrolyzer. More recently, she has also supported data analysis work for GenFuel. Her role allows her to combine technical details with a bigger picture focus on clean energy. From Intern to ...

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 ...