Plug Power, an American player in hydrogen technology, has successfully established 13 hydrogen refueling stations across Europe within a span of two years. These stations are strategically located in countries like France, the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain. Notably, most of these stations are already operational, with the remainder set to be functional by the end of the summer. The stations have been deployed for prominent customers such as Amazon, Stef, ASDA, and Lidl, showcasing the company's swift growth and impact in the hydrogen infrastructure sector. Additionally, Plug Power has not only provided stations for external clients but has also set up stations for its own use and in partnership with Renault through their joint-venture, Hyvia, dedicated entirely to hydrogen. The largest station installed by Plug can utilize nearly half a tonne of hydrogen daily, highlighting the scale of operations. CEO Andy Marsh emphasized the increasing demand in the European market for hydrogen refueling stations and credited Plug's expertise for reducing the time-to-market from 18 months to just 6 months. With a global presence encompassing 250 hydrogen stations installed worldwide and plans for a green hydrogen highway across North America and Europe by 2028, Plug Power is at the forefront of driving the adoption of green technology and sustainable energy solutions. For those interested in learning more about Plug Power's initiatives and hydrogen stations, there are articles available on the company, and a LinkedIn newsletter for regular updates on hydrogen news.