Plug Power CEO and Executives to Present Hydrogen Expansion Strategy at Investor Conferences in New York and London

Plug Power Inc. is stepping up its game to connect with the investment world as it pushes forward with its global expansion of hydrogen production and fuel cell technology. The company has confirmed that its top leadership—CEO Andy Marsh, President Sanjay Shrestha, and VP of Investor Relations Roberto Friedlander—will be speaking at two major industry events this month: the J.P. Morgan Energy, Power, Renewables & Mining Conference in New York City on June 24 and the Roth 15th Annual London Conference on June 25.

What to Expect at the Conferences

• June 24–25, 2025: Plug Power will present at top-tier investor conferences in New York and London.
• Company leaders will share updates on progress in hydrogen infrastructure, large-scale green hydrogen production, and global decarbonization partnerships.
• The goal: strengthen Plug’s position as a leader in sustainable energy and bring more investors on board.

This back-to-back conference lineup signals that Plug Power isn’t just doing business—it’s accelerating. With growing momentum in the hydrogen fuel cell space fueled by climate regulations and clean energy investments, these events come at just the right moment.

From Warehouses to World Leader in Hydrogen

Since its founding in 1997 in Latham, New York, Plug Power has come a long way. What started as a niche operation focused on fuel cells for material handling has evolved into a full-fledged hydrogen solutions company. Right now, it’s running hydrogen plants in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana, churning out 39 tons of green hydrogen daily. That's a major building block in the U.S. clean hydrogen supply chain.

The company’s lineup includes electrolyzers that generate green hydrogen using renewable electricity, fuel cell systems that deliver power without emissions, and storage and transport solutions to tie it all together. Big-name customers like Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, BMW, and BP speak volumes about the demand for scalable, carbon-free energy solutions.

Leadership That’s Driving Change

Andy Marsh has been at the helm of Plug's transformation into a powerhouse in hydrogen production. Meanwhile, Sanjay Shrestha, now President and previously Chief Strategy Officer, has been instrumental in expanding the company’s infrastructure and global reach. Their appearances at these high-profile events reflect a push to keep investors looped in—and fired up—about what’s next.

By showing up in New York—the financial capital of the world—and London—Europe’s clean energy hub—Plug is going straight to the heart of the institutional investor community. These are the folks looking to back companies with bold plans and sound execution in clean tech—and Plug seems ready to deliver both.

Why Investors Are Paying Attention

Globally, there’s a surge of interest—and money—flowing into sustainable energy, especially solutions like green hydrogen that offer a pathway to zero emissions. Governments across the U.S., Europe, and Asia are throwing serious weight behind energy transition policies. That’s accelerating demand for technologies like hydrogen fuel cells that can power heavy transport, industrial processes, and more.

Plug’s participation in these events isn’t just about visibility—it’s about aligning its growth trajectory with where policy and capital are headed. That includes locking in new funding, expanding its project portfolio, and showing key stakeholders it has both the tech and chops to scale up fast.

Why This Matters

• Building investor confidence: Clear communication and strategic updates can open the door to better funding opportunities.
• Staying ahead of the competition: With increased visibility, Plug puts pressure on rivals to keep pace or fall behind.
• Ripple effect through the supply chain: As Plug scales up, the impact will stretch across everything from electrolyzer components to fuel station infrastructure.
• Shaping the policy landscape: Strong engagement at this level could help Plug influence hydrogen strategy and funding on both sides of the Atlantic.

With major government programs like the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act and Europe’s Hydrogen Strategy pumping billions into clean energy, now’s the time for companies like Plug Power to step up and show they can scale clean hydrogen in an economically viable way.

The Road Ahead

All eyes are on Plug Power this coming week. Investors want to hear a clear strategy—and see the real-world results to back it up. As fuel cell technology moves out of the lab and into commercial deployment, Plug must balance growth with efficiency. Factors like electrolyzer pricing, access to renewables, and logistics will all come into play in shaping its next move.

New York and London aren’t just conference locales—they’re battlegrounds for clean tech credibility. If Plug can tell a compelling story of innovation, execution, and investor returns, it won’t just win over Wall Street or the City. It’ll cement its place as a frontrunner in the future of sustainable energy.

About Plug Power

Plug Power Inc. is a U.S.-based leader in integrated hydrogen solutions. Since 1997, the company has deployed more than 72,000 fuel cell systems and built over 275 hydrogen fueling stations worldwide. Serving clients across industry sectors—including e-commerce, automotive, and energy—Plug is working to build a full hydrogen ecosystem, from hydrogen production plants and electrolyzers to fuel cells, storage, and logistics.