Plug Power has re-started operation of its liquid hydrogen plant in Tennessee, the US, and has implemented additional design improvements.
Located in Charleston, the plant will add a further 10 tonnes per day (TPD) of liquid hydrogen to the US market, with Plug now boasting around 25TPD of capacity along with its Georgia plant – expected to be the largest PEM electrolyser operating in the US.
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The implemented design improvements will enhance the Charleston plant’s overall efficiency. Plug will also provide a cryogenic trailer fleet to deliver the liquid hydrogen to its customers accross North America, mainly throughout the Midwest and East Coast.
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