Plug Power, Inc. announced record-breaking production results from its liquid hydrogen facility in Woodbine, Georgia, with 300 metric tons produced in April 2025. This milestone underscores Plug's commitment to commercial hydrogen production and clean energy. The facility, utilizing Plug's GenEco electrolyzer technology, is the largest of its kind in the U.S. and has the capacity to deliver 15 tons per day. The company's CEO, Andy Marsh, highlighted the success of the Georgia plant in meeting real-scale hydrogen delivery, emphasizing Plug's focus on commercial production over pilot programs. The Woodbine facility is part of Plug's expanding U.S. hydrogen infrastructure, including operations in Tennessee and Louisiana, capable of producing 40 tons of liquid hydrogen daily. Plug's Chief Revenue Officer, Jose Luis Crespo, noted that the strong output in Georgia validates customer demand for GenEco electrolyzers and supports long-term commercial growth. The article also mentions the stock performance of PLUG, which has seen a decline of over 70% in the past year. Investors interested in PLUG can access it through the Global X Hydrogen ETF HYDR.