Plug Power Inc., based in Latham, New York, has achieved industry certification for its one MW high-powered stationary system, meeting the American National Standards Institute/CSA Group's FC 1-2021 standard. This certification reinforces the safe operation, performance, and construction of stationary fuel cell power systems, facilitating the adoption of green hydrogen solutions. Plug's stationary systems offer zero-emission power for backup, intermittent, or continuous needs, ensuring energy resiliency for businesses like hyperscale data centers, fleet EV charging stations, and microgrids during power shutoff events. With the certification in place, Plug can accelerate the implementation of its high-powered stationary system for various applications, including supporting data centers, microgrids, and EV fleet charging. The company is focused on expanding its stationary power solutions to tap into the growing market for clean Peaker plant operations, utilizing hydrogen's scalability and long-duration capabilities. Plug's dedication to green hydrogen is evident through its comprehensive approach, building an ecosystem from production to delivery to help customers decarbonize their operations. The company's plans for a green hydrogen highway, Gigafactory for manufacturing electrolyzers and fuel cells, and development of green hydrogen production plants demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainable energy solutions. By driving the adoption of green hydrogen technology, Plug aims to play a significant role in shaping the future of clean energy.