Plug Power Inc. has expanded its partnership with Allied Green Ammonia, securing a 2 GW electrolyzer opportunity in Uzbekistan for a sustainable fuels project. The agreement, to be executed at the Tashkent International Investment Forum, marks a significant step in global decarbonization efforts. Allied Green's existing commitment to a 3 GW electrolyzer project in Australia continues to progress, with a final investment decision expected later this year. The collaboration between Plug and Allied Green now totals 5 GW globally, showcasing their dedication to advancing the hydrogen transition. Plug's electrolyzer technology is crucial in supporting decarbonization initiatives, with deployments across five continents in various sectors. The partnership with Allied Green reflects a shared vision for accelerating the global adoption of low-carbon hydrogen, highlighting the importance of scalable electrolyzer technology in achieving sustainable goals. Plug Power's role in building the global hydrogen economy is evident through its integrated ecosystem spanning production, storage, and delivery. With a focus on industrial power redefinition, Plug's large-scale projects and partnerships demonstrate its leadership in hydrogen production and energy transition.