The producer of fuel-cell systems and electrolysers relaunched its brand with a new logo and website on 19 April, with the intention of underscoring its commitment to energy efficiency and decarbonisation.

Plug Power will be working with Atlas Copco and Fives to liquefy and distribute 500 tons of hydrogen every day across the USA by 2025.

The two companies aim to mass-produce a series of hydrogen fuel-cell electric city buses for the South Korean market from 2023.

San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency has ordered three electric buses as part of a trial, adding to the fleet of hybrid vehicles aimed at tackling air pollution in the inner city.

Plug Power aims to use Frames' expertise in manufacturing processing equipment for oil and gas treatment plants in expanding its hydrogen production capacity.

Plug Power will be constructing the new facility - including labs, technical support centre, and electrolyser - in the port of Duisburg, the world's largest inland port.

The joint venture, 'AccionaPlug', will be dedicated to the development, operation and maintenance of green hydrogen projects across Spain and Portugal.

Hyvia has announced two new hydrogen LCVs based on the Renault Master chassis.

The two companies signed an MoU agreeing to steadily build up hydrogen capacity and to begin construction on a 1 GW production site by 2025.

The 2GW plant for the production of PEM electrolysers is expected to be completed by 2023.

The two companies plan to build the facility in an undisclosed metropolitan area of South Korea by 2024 for the manufacture of electrolysers and fuel cells.

The Texas-based manufacturer of cryogenic equipment for the transportation of liquefied hydrogen will support Plug Power in the development of a hydrogen economy in the U.S. and abroad.