H2@Work Employee Spotlight: Kaitlyn Kemp

H2@Work Employee Spotlight: Kaitlyn Kemp

Kaitlyn Kemp is a Process Engineer at Plug, where she works on process calculations, simulations, safety reviews, and documentation for the 5 MW USA Electrolyzer. Most recently, he also supported GenFuel's data analytics function. His role allows him to combine technical details with a big-picture focus on clean energy. From Intern to Full Time Engineer …

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Ballard & Kolon aims to improve the efficiency of fuel cells with a new agreement

Ballard & Kolon aims to improve the efficiency of fuel cells with a new agreement

Ballard has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Korean manufacturer and long-term partner, Kolon Industries, to strengthen collaboration and innovation across technology, strategy, and hydrogen value chain. The agreement was signed by Ballard CEO Marty Neese and Kolon President Sung Huh on December 4, 2025 during the annual World Hydrogen Expo in Seoul, South …

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Plug Power 2025: A Year of Momentum, Milestones, and Significant Progress

Plug Power 2025: A Year of Momentum, Milestones, and Significant Progress

As we close out another important year in the clean energy landscape, we are proud to look back to 2025 as a period defined by measurable progress, strategic focus, and achievements across our business. From improving hydrogen production to expanding customer relationships and bringing powerful technologies to the real world to eliminate carbon, this year …

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H2 @ Work Worthing Spotleight: Tracy Parsons

H2 @ Work Worthing Spotleight: Tracy Parsons

Tracy Parsons is a manufacturing engineering specialist at Plug's Innovation Center in Henrietta, New York. His journey from a gasoline assembly line to a new product introduction demonstrates his commitment to growth, innovation, and collaboration. With her expertise – expertise and problem-solving mindset, Tracy helps transform new ideas into effective processes on the production floor. …

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Your voting news: make sure your plug is counted by January 15, 2026

Your voting news: make sure your plug is counted by January 15, 2026

A significant portion of plug shares in loans to short sellers from retail investors. When your shares are pledged, you are not a beneficial owner for voting purposes, which means you may lose the power to vote on critical company matters disclosed in the newly filed statement. That's more important than ever, especially for retail …

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Combine fuel cells in seconds with advanced thermal and mechanical performance

Combine fuel cells in seconds with advanced thermal and mechanical performance

Maintain power and reliability through high temperatures and cycling. Dymax reflective adhesives, gaskets, and masksApps Support Cells Assembly and fabrication of SoFC, PEM, and systems. The best practices that shine a bright light include the bonding, assembly, and sealing steps in fuel cell manufacturing. Designed for assemblies exposed to high temperatures and aggressive working environments, …

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The Path to TCO PARITY with Fuel Cell Buses with Ballard's Fcmove®-SC

The Path to TCO PARITY with Fuel Cell Buses with Ballard's Fcmove®-SC

Fuel electric buses (FCEBS) are moving beyond pilots to increasingly commercial vessels. They offer performance – fast acceleration, long range, and consistent performance in hot and cold weather – but have historically carried a premium cost of ownership (TCO) compared to diesel, and in many cases, battery electric buses (berbs). That figure depends largely on …

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One battery. Two decades: the force refuses to stop

One battery. Two decades: the force refuses to stop

In 2006, RUSS Luft, a retired postal worker, high veteran and beloved motorcyclist from Alaska, was in the market for a battery that could withstand the land of the State without impact. He was introduced to the odyssey® batteries, and almost 20 years later – the Odyssey® The PC925 battery model he bought is still …

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Efficiency gets miles – Hydrogen's role in heavy lifting

Efficiency gets miles – Hydrogen's role in heavy lifting

There is an interesting logic in the idea that putting hydrogen in the internal combustion engine (ice) can be a quick way to get clean trucks on the road – it reduces the construction of buildings, and creates the need for hydrogen nearby to increase the Refueling networks. It points to the urgency of everyone …

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