Plug Power Inc., a global leader in hydrogen solutions, has achieved a significant milestone in its Woodbine, Georgia plant by producing 300 metric tons of liquid hydrogen in April 2025. This accomplishment marks the facility's highest monthly output, positioning it as the largest electrolytic liquid hydrogen production site in the United States. Utilizing Plug's GenEco electrolyzer technology, the plant demonstrates the company's commitment to scalability, reliability, and cost-competitiveness. The success of the Georgia facility contributes to Plug's status as the largest producer of liquid hydrogen in the U.S., with a combined production capacity of 40 tons per day across operational plants in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana. Key customers such as Walmart, Amazon, and Home Depot benefit from the domestically produced hydrogen, aiding in their efforts to decarbonize operations and ensure a stable fuel supply. Plug Power's CEO, Andy Marsh, highlights the significance of the Georgia plant's commercial hydrogen production, emphasizing its real-world impact and the proven technology running constantly to meet market demands. The company's Chief Revenue Officer, Jose Luis Crespo, underscores the value of producing hydrogen with Plug's technology, enhancing customer value, improving margins, and supporting long-term growth. With a global presence and a focus on advancing the hydrogen economy, Plug Power continues to lead in hydrogen production, offering a fully integrated ecosystem that includes electrolyzers, fuel cell systems, and storage tanks. Through projects that redefine industrial power and a commitment to reliable, domestically produced supply, Plug aims to drive energy independence and decarbonization across industries like material handling, industrial applications, and energy production.