Tennessee

A waste-to-energy plant in Lebanon, Tennessee that will deploy PHG Energy's Large Frame downdraft gasifier to convert mixed waste materials into electricity. The facility will process up to 64 tons daily of mixed waste wood, sewer sludge, and scrap tires.

A solar energy farm consisting of more than 33,600 solar panels encompassing some 33 acres, used to power Volkswagen production facilities in the state.

Testing of new electrocatalysts that make very little use of platinum to improve fuel cell performance.

Hydrogen supply chain solutions

Logistics and delivery

Automotive

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

A pilot program testing Plug Power's fuel cells to power FedEx airport ground equipment trucks at Albany International Airport and Memphis International Airport.

A waste-to-energy plant in Lebanon, Tennessee that will deploy PHG Energy's Large Frame downdraft gasifier to convert mixed waste materials into electricity. The facility will process up to 64 tons daily of mixed waste wood, sewer sludge, and scrap tires.

Integration of new electrode ionomers and low-platinum solutions into fuel cells to improve electrode structure and performance.

A mobile hydrogen refueling system designed for rapid hydrogen deployment to customers without requiring fixed infrastructure.

Liquid hydrogen produced through electrolysis at Plug Power's Georgia facility, condensed to -423 degrees Fahrenheit and delivered via cryogenic trailers to customers' hydrogen refueling stations. Used for material handling operations, stationary power applications, and fuel cell electric vehicle fleets.

GM's branded battery technology, which the company is seeking to commercialize for personal vehicles.