Plug Power Inc., based in Latham, N.Y., has announced securing an order for 25 megawatts (MW) of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer systems for a customer in Europe. The project will involve the deployment of five 5 MW containerized PEM electrolyzers to help reduce the carbon footprint of the company by using green hydrogen. Plug's CEO, Andy Marsh, highlighted the company's expertise and proven technology, with a focus on the growing market potential for green hydrogen in Europe to meet decarbonization targets. Plug Power, with 35 years of engineering experience, is leading the way in green hydrogen solutions. The company is currently engaged in various projects, including a 100 MW PEM electrolyzer deployment with Galp in southern Europe and commissioning multiple 5 MW electrolyzer systems for different industries. Plug's track record in operating PEM electrolyzer systems globally, including the largest system at its Georgia plant, demonstrates its capability to deliver on this project. The partnership with the customer is seen as the first step in decarbonizing its operations, with the potential to expand the electrolyzer capacity up to two gigawatts. Plug Power is focused on building a green hydrogen ecosystem, from production to energy generation, with plans for a green hydrogen highway across North America and Europe. The company's state-of-the-art Gigafactory in Rochester, N.Y., is a key asset in producing electrolyzers and fuel cells for commercial operations by 2028. The article concludes by emphasizing Plug's commitment to delivering green hydrogen solutions and its track record of deploying fuel cell systems and fueling stations, positioning it as a key player in the green technology and energy transition sectors.