Hydrogen Milestone in Georgia: Plug Power Reaches 300-ton Monthly Production With Proprietary Electrolyzer Technology

Woodbine, USA – In April 2025, U.S.-based hydrogen and fuel cell company Plug Power achieved a new production milestone at its plant in Woodbine, Georgia. For the first time, the facility produced 300 tons of liquid hydrogen within a single month.

This sets a new benchmark for electrolytically produced hydrogen in the United States. The facility, which has been in operation since January 2024, is, according to the company, the largest of its kind in North America and runs entirely on Plug Power’s proprietary GenEco PEM electrolyzer technology. It is designed for a daily capacity of 15 tons of liquid hydrogen.

“Plug’s Georgia plant is doing exactly what it was built to do—delivering real hydrogen at real scale using Plug technology. This isn’t a pilot or a promise. It’s commercial hydrogen production, with proven technology running 24/7 and making an impact today”, said Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh.

The hydrogen produced in Georgia is primarily supplied to major logistics and distribution customers – including Walmart, Amazon, and Home Depot – and is intended to support the decarbonization of their supply chains.

With additional production sites in Tennessee and Louisiana, Plug Power now has a combined daily production capacity of 40 tons of liquid hydrogen, positioning itself as a market leader in the U.S.

Chief Revenue Officer Jose Luis Crespo emphasized: “Producing and delivering hydrogen with our own technology strengthens customer value, improves margins, and supports long-term commercial growth.”

After four trading days this week, Plug Power’s stock leads the RENIXX index with a strong gain of 15.9%, closing at €0.80 on May 29, 2025, on the Stuttgart Stock Exchange. The stock continues its upward trend this morning, currently trading at €0.826.

Source: IWR Online, 30 May 2025