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Damon serves as Manager of Data Systems within Plug’s Service Group. He leads the enterprise data infrastructure that supports both GenFuel and GenDrive operations. His work includes overseeing fueling network control systems, condition-based monitoring platforms, analytics environments, and the GenDrive fuel cell data ecosystem. Damon also manages the service data portal that is evolving into ...

The U.S. electric grid is under unprecedented pressure. Rising and concentrated electric demand is pushing transmission lines to their limits, while extreme weather events and unexpected spikes in industrial consumption are testing a system that wasn’t built for surprises. And the grid can’t keep up—every storm, every heat wave, every new data center continues to test its limits.  This winter’s repeated storm activity has ...

As part of United States National Engineers Week, we are proud to recognize Steven Delmonaco, Director of Electrolyzer Engineering at Plug. This week is about celebrating engineers who turn complex ideas into real world solutions, and Steven’s journey reflects the impact that hands on engineering can have on both technology and people. Leading Hydrogen Infrastructure ...

What will hydrogen fuel cells look like in 2030 Hydrogen fuel cells are already deployed across material handling, backup power, and distributed energy systems in many parts of the world. By 2030, the role of fuel cells has the opportunity to expand significantly as energy demand rises, grids face growing constraints, and industries look for ...

By Andy Marsh, CEO and Executive Chairman I want to sincerely thank all of the shareholders who participated in our Special Meeting. Your vote prevented a reverse stock split — we passed Proposal 2 with 50.08% of the outstanding shares. Every single vote mattered. Let me provide a little context. In July 2025, Plug held ...

By: Andy Marsh, Plug CEO and Executive Chairman First, we recognize that it has been challenging for European shareholders to vote. The effort so many of you have made to vote is astonishing – thank you. The challenge is that some European shareholders experience additional steps when voting their shares due to differences in brokerage ...

Hydrogen is now moving through one of Europe’s most important early hydrogen infrastructure projects. Plug has completed the first hydrogen fill of Hynetwork’s 32-kilometer pipeline segment in the Rotterdam industrial cluster, supplying 32 tons of RFNBO-certified hydrogen to support initial commissioning. This milestone marks the first major pipeline section of the Dutch hydrogen network to ...

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 ...