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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 ...

Dan is a Senior Process Engineer at Plug in Rochester, NY. He implements, maintains, and improves manufacturing processes for fuel cell stacks. His work focuses on gasket dispensing for graphite plates, metal plates, and assembly trays. Recently, he has taken on the entire assembly value stream, overseeing both gasket work and full stack builds. Hooked ...

Warehouses are the unsung heroes of modern commerce. From keeping store shelves stocked to ensuring your latest online order arrives on time, they’re the engine behind the global supply chain. But even the most reliable engines need an upgrade, and that upgrade is already underway. Warehousing is evolving. The next big decision for operations leaders? ...

Did you know approximately 50% of Plug Power shares on loan to short sellers come from retail investors? When your shares are on loan, you’re no longer the beneficial owner, and you likely cannot vote on key matters. That’s important because Plug Power’s Annual Shareholder Meeting on July 3, 2025 includes critical votes — including ...

Denis is the Senior Director of Global EHS at Plug. He leads a team dedicated to ensuring the company operates in an environmentally and socially responsible way. Together, they develop policies and procedures that help Plug exceed regulatory requirements and industry standards. This role aligns perfectly with his passion for environmental science and sustainability. Finding ...

At Plug, safety isn’t just a one-day conversation — it’s a daily commitment to the people who keep our operations moving. On National Forklift Safety Day, we took a moment to recognize the essential role forklift operators and facility teams play in ensuring safe, smooth, and efficient operations across warehouses and manufacturing facilities nationwide. As ...

On June 5, 2025, Plug Power implemented a unique corporate governance tool: it issued a single share of Series F Mirroring Preferred Stock with super voting rights for the sole purpose of  magnifying the vote of common shareholders who vote on the reverse stock split proposal. So, what does this special preferred share actually do? Plug Power is asking shareholders to approve a reverse stock split at the upcoming annual meeting on July ...

On May 30, 2025, Plug Power Inc. (the “Company”) filed its preliminary proxy statement, which includes two important proposals that it is asking stockholders to support. Proposal 2 seeks approval to increase the number of our authorized shares. Proposal 3 seeks approval to permit our Board to implement a reverse stock split, but only if ...