Recent news suggests that the number of hydrogen vehicles will grow significantly, boosting Plug Power's electrolyzer and hydrogen fuel businesses in the long term. Accelerating e-commerce growth positively impacts Plug Power's material-handling business, enhancing its revenue potential. Plug Power expects to receive a large federal loan, enabling it to build multiple hydrogen plants in the U.S.
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Market demand paints a rosy picture for hydrogen stocks like Plug Power. But the true growth potential over the next few years might surprise you.
With revenue going backward and costs increasing, this company has lots of ground to cover.
Analysts expect the hydrogen market to reach $1.4 trillion in demand by 2050. How much will Plug Power shareholders benefit?
Plug Power is running short of cash, and management is working on ways to raise money in the near term. Its long-term prospects, however, still look bleak.
Plug Power intends to solve its liquidity issues by leveraging its healthy asset base. How long will it help the company stay relevant?
PLUG secures a deal to supply five of its 5 MW containerized PEM electrolyzers for the Castellon refinery in Spain.
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Plug Power (PLUG). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
Hydrogen-technology company Plug Power established an equipment-leasing platform with an initial lease volume targeted at $150 million.
Countries like India and Australia are planning to go big on green hydrogen. Leading automakers are also building hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
Plug Power's sales plunged in its last quarter while losses grew bigger. The company sees a stronger second half of 2024, but investors are wary.