Plug Power Inc., a leading global provider of hydrogen solutions, announced a significant milestone at its hydrogen plant in Woodbine, Georgia. The plant achieved its highest monthly output to date, producing 300 metric tons of liquid hydrogen in April 2025, establishing a new industry benchmark in the United States. This facility, utilizing Plug's GenEco proton exchange membrane electrolyzer technology, has proven its scalability, reliability, and cost-competitiveness since opening in January 2024. The plant is designed for a capacity of 15 tons per day and is contributing to Plug Power's position as the largest producer of liquid hydrogen in the U.S. CEO Andy Marsh highlighted the commercial success of the plant, emphasizing its real impact on hydrogen production and the company's vertically integrated approach. The Georgia facility is part of Plug's broader hydrogen generation network in the U.S., which includes operational plants in Tennessee and Louisiana, collectively producing 40 tons per day. This success reinforces market demand for Plug's electrolyzer technology, supporting long-term commercial growth and strengthening customer value. Plug's hydrogen production plays a crucial role in decarbonizing operations for key customers in logistics and distribution, such as Walmart, Amazon, and Home Depot, while ensuring a stable, domestically produced fuel supply. With a global presence and partnerships with industry leaders, Plug Power continues to drive the advancement of the hydrogen economy, supporting energy independence and decarbonization efforts on a large scale.