Plug Power Inc. made headlines by announcing the significant achievement of its hydrogen plant in Woodbine, Georgia, which set a new record for the U.S. hydrogen industry. In April 2025, the plant produced an impressive 300 metric tons of liquid hydrogen, marking its highest monthly output since its establishment in January 2024. This facility stands out as the largest electrolytic liquid hydrogen production site in the United States and leverages Plug's proprietary GenEco proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology. Operating with an intended capacity of 15 tons per day, the Woodbine plant showcases the scalability, reliability, and cost-competitiveness of Plug's vertically integrated approach. The success of the Georgia facility is part of Plug's broader strategy to expand its hydrogen generation network, which includes operational sites in Tennessee and Louisiana as well. Collectively, these locations contribute to a total daily production capacity of 40 tons, positioning Plug as the leading producer of liquid hydrogen in the nation. The hydrogen generated at the Woodbine plant serves as a vital resource for Plug's key clients in the logistics and distribution sectors, such as Walmart, Amazon, and Home Depot. By utilizing this domestically sourced fuel supply, these companies can advance their decarbonization efforts and enhance the sustainability of their operations.