Plug Power Inc., a global leader in hydrogen solutions, has received a $10 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy for their HYPER-Fuel project. This initiative aims to demonstrate next-generation hydrogen refueling infrastructure for medium and heavy-duty vehicles. Plug's partnership with institutions like Washington State University and NREL will drive the development of high-flow hydrogen fueling stations, showcasing their expertise in the field. The project focuses on commercial viability, with plans to construct a station in Pullman, Washington by 2026 to support wider adoption of hydrogen technology across the U.S. This grant is part of the DOE's $62 million investment in clean hydrogen technologies, highlighting Plug's leadership in the industry. Government officials and DOE representatives have praised Plug's contributions to the green energy economy, emphasizing the importance of federal investments in advancing clean hydrogen technology. With a strong emphasis on research and development and strategic partnerships, Plug Power is solidifying its position as a pioneer in the clean energy sector, driving innovation and supporting the transition to a green energy economy.