Plug Power Inc., a global leader in comprehensive H₂ solutions, announced that its H₂ plant in Woodbine, Georgia produced 300 metric tons of liquid H₂ in April 2025—the facility’s highest monthly output to date and a new benchmark for the U.S. H₂ industry.

The plant, which opened in January 2024, is the largest electrolytic liquid H₂ production facility in the U.S. and uses Plug’s proprietary GenEco proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology. Designed for a nameplate capacity of 15 tpd, the site continues to demonstrate the scalability, reliability, and cost-competitiveness of Plug’s vertically integrated approach.

“Plug’s Georgia plant is doing exactly what it was built to do—delivering real H₂ at real scale using Plug technology,” said Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power. “This isn’t a pilot or a promise. It’s commercial H₂ production, with proven technology running 24/7 and making an impact today.”

The Georgia facility is a cornerstone of Plug’s growing H₂ generation network, which includes operational plants in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana. Together, these sites represent a combined production capacity of 40 tpd, making Plug the largest producer of liquid H₂ in the U.S.

“The performance in Georgia reinforces strong market demand for Plug’s GenEco electrolyzers,” said Jose Luis Crespo, Chief Revenue Officer at Plug Power. “Producing and delivering H₂ with our own technology strengthens customer value, improves margins, and supports long-term commercial growth.”

H₂ produced at the Georgia plant supplies Plug’s key customers in logistics and distribution—including Walmart, Amazon and Home Depot—helping them decarbonize operations while ensuring a stable, domestically produced fuel supply.