Plug Power has closed the first tranche of a $525 million secured term loan facility, strengthening its financial position as it ramps up investment in its green hydrogen infrastructure. The $210 million drawdown, announced May 6, marks a significant liquidity injection and comes at a time when capital access is increasingly critical for hydrogen sector players navigating rising operational and deployment costs.
Trending
- Plug Power Secures $210M to Bolster Hydrogen Network Expansion
- Canada’s Largest Battery Storage Facility Begins Operation Ahead of Schedule
- Sungrow Launches First Joint PEM-Alkaline Green Hydrogen Project in China
- Renewable South 2025 Highlights Grid, Hydrogen and Efficiency
- IEA Finds Fossil Methane Emissions Stagnant Despite Surging Data Access and Cheap Fixes
- HYDGEN and SunKonnect Target On-Site Green Hydrogen for India’s Industrial Decarbonization
- Western Australia’s Mid West Emerges as Viable Green Hydrogen Export Hub, But Infrastructure Gaps Remain
- SSE Secures Approval for 80-MW Battery Project in Ireland