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Plug Power gigafactory to be opened in New York today
Plug Power is today (Nov 12) opening its hydrogen and fuel cell gigafactory in Monroe County, New York.
Capable of producing seven million MEAs/plates, 600,000 fuel cell stacks and 500MW of electrolysers annually, the facility marks a significant step-up in the company’s production and manufacturing capabilities.
It is believed the gigafactory will both create 375 jobs and bring material and component suppliers to the region.
Speaking about the facility back in January, Andy Marsh, President of Plug Power, said, “We are thrilled to expand in our home of New York, announcing Monroe County as the location for the world’s first PEM stack and electrolyser Plug Power innovation centre.
Plug Power gigafactory to be opened in New York today
Plug Power is today (Nov 12) opening its hydrogen and fuel cell gigafactory in Monroe County, New York.
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