Plug Power Expands Hydrogen Footprint Across New Zealand and Australia with GenEco™ Electrolyzer Delivery to HWR Hydrogen
Plug Power shipped a 1 MW GenEco PEM electrolyzer to HWR Hydrogen, a division of New Zealand's H.W. Richardson Group, for installation at the Invercargill refueling station in Southland. The unit will produce hydrogen for HWR's dual-fuel hydrogen-diesel heavy trucks and extends Plug's existing New Zealand footprint, which already includes electrolyzer technology supporting Hiringa Energy's refueling network. In Australia, Plug was previously selected to supply a 50 MW GenEco system for Orica's Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub, the largest renewable hydrogen project there to reach FID, expected to produce roughly 4,700 metric tons of renewable hydrogen annually.
Key figures
- Electrolyzer capacity mw
- 1
- Orica electrolyzer capacity mw
- 50
- Material handling sites deployed
- 280+
- Gendrive fuel cell systems deployed
- 76000
- Orica hydrogen output tons annually
- 4700
- Own production capacity tons per day
- 40
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