Plug Power has signed a framework agreement with Australian Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) to supply three gigawatts of electrolyzer capacity to AGA's hydrogen-to-ammonia plant in Australia. This agreement follows a memorandum of understanding and basic engineering and design package. The collaboration intends to replace conventional steam methane reforming techniques with green hydrogen to decarbonize ammonia production. The AGA production facility in the Northern Territory of Australia is set to produce 2,700 metric tons per day of green ammonia. Positioned at the Gove Peninsula, the facility will cater to the increasing demand from AGA's customers in Asia and Europe. CEO of Plug Power, Andy Marsh, highlights the cost and carbon reduction advantages of electrolysis-based hydrogen, emphasizing a sustainable future for green ammonia production. AGA's Chairman, Alfred Benedict, emphasizes the significant carbon emission reduction through the collaboration. The finalization of the supply agreement marks a crucial milestone for the project's progression towards a final investment decision. AGA has also partnered with SPG Steiner for cryogenic ammonia storage tanks to store the green ammonia produced.