Plug Power Inc., a global leader in integrated hydrogen solutions, has signed a binding supply agreement with Allied Biofuels FE LLC (ABF) to deliver up to 2 GW of GenEco PEM electrolyzer systems. The agreement supports ABF’s development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), electro-synthetic SAF (eSAF), and “green” diesel in Uzbekistan. The final investment decision is expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. This contract raises Plug Power’s total contracted electrolyzer capacity with partners to 5 GW across two large-scale projects, including a previously announced collaboration with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) in Australia for 3 GW.
The agreement was signed during a visit by Plug CEO Andy Marsh to Australia, where he met with project developers and energy partners to explore additional opportunities in hydrogen and liquid fuel. This contract is one of the largest announced in 2025 for electrolyzer supply, highlighting Plug’s growing role in advancing large-scale renewable fuel production in Central Asia. According to Andy Marsh, “This agreement demonstrates that Plug is executing projects that others are only planning. We are turning hydrogen commitments into real, multi-gigawatt operational projects.”
The partnership with Plug enables ABF to achieve the necessary scale, reliability, and performance to meet global demand for low-carbon fuel, marking a key milestone toward the final investment decision. Allied Biofuels Chairman Alfred Benedict emphasized the importance of this partnership in supporting the global transition to clean energy, reducing emissions in aviation and transport, and ensuring long-term energy sustainability and climate security.
Plug Power’s expanding presence in the Asia-Pacific region and Central Asia strengthens its position as a leading supplier of electrolyzers for renewable fuel and hydrogen energy projects. The company is actively promoting hydrogen and fuel cell technology adoption in South Korea, India, and Japan, supporting the integration of clean hydrogen into power generation, fuel synthesis, and industrial processes. With a fully integrated ecosystem covering production, storage, transportation, and energy generation, Plug Power is building a global hydrogen economy, providing electrolyzers, liquid hydrogen, fuel cells, storage tanks, and refueling infrastructure to industrial and energy enterprises.
Across five continents, Plug has deployed over 72,000 fuel cell systems and 275 refueling stations, supporting large-scale hydrogen projects, including production of up to 40 tons of hydrogen per day at facilities in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana. Clients include major companies such as Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot, BMW, and BP. The company’s technologies will be deployed at ABF’s flagship facility in Uzbekistan, a strategically important site for supplying global sustainable fuel markets. Overall, the agreement demonstrates Plug Power’s commitment to advancing the global hydrogen economy and supporting the transition to clean energy.