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Fuel cell power systems for material handling use hydrogen to generate electricity on-board industrial vehicles such as forklifts, replacing lead-acid batteries and enabling fast refueling and high uptime.[1] Plug Power’s GenDrive fuel cell systems power more than 74,000 units operating at over 280 hydrogen-powered material handling sites worldwide, serving customers including major retailers and logistics companies.[1] These systems are central to Plug’s legacy business and demonstrate a commercial application where hydrogen fuel cells have already achieved scale and operational track records.[1][9]

Green hydrogen production in the Barrow project uses proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers powered by renewable electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, generating hydrogen with low associated lifecycle emissions when the power input is decarbonized.[2][9] Plug Power’s GenEco PEM electrolyzers are deployed at a 30 MW scale, configured as six 5 MW units, to produce approximately 100 gigawatt-hours of hydrogen energy annually for industrial use.[2][9]

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

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