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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 ...

FedEx’s fuel cell electric delivery van, featuring Plug Power’s ProGen fuel cell, continues to deliver packages in the Albany, NY area.  To date, it has accumulated more than 6,000 miles, while being 50% more efficient to operate (wells-to-wheels) than a diesel delivery van and having 166% greater range than a standard electric delivery van. #InfiniteDrive

Plug Power’s GenDrive and GenFuel solutions have revolutionized the material handling industry – and it’s no wonder, as they provide tremendous value to users by increasing fleet uptime and productivity. With smart and strategic expansion in mind, Plug Power has developed product for ground support equipment (GSE), starting with the airport baggage tuggers used by ...

Features speakers from FedEx and Plug Power

Industry Leaders Gather to Celebrate Fuel Cell-Powered GSE Results On August 15, Plug Power hosted an unveiling of the results of its U.S. Department of Energy sponsored airport ground support equipment program at its headquarters in Latham, NY. The event was a chance to celebrate the successes and learning opportunities of the program, and featured ...

Today, Plug Power’s CEO, Andy Marsh is participating in Mobile Sources Technical Review Subcommittee panel on Emerging Technologies for Freight, sponsored by the Clean Air Act Advisory Committee (CAAAC). Chartered under the Federal Advisory Committee Act, the CAAAC was established to advise the EPA on issues related to implementing the Clean Air Act Amendments of ...

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 ...

“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 ...

In connection with Clean Air Month, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), and Tennessee Clean Fuels hosted a sustainable transportation forum in downtown Nashville. The day featured a showcase of alternative fuel vehicles, including the Plug Power ProGen-powered ground support equipment (GSE), currently operating in Charlatte tuggers at ...