Plug Power, a hydrogen charging technology developer, went public in 1999 at $150 but now trades at $2. Revenue rose 40% in 2022, 27% in 2023, then fell 29% in 2024. Analysts expect 12% growth in 2025. The company sells fuel cells to Amazon and Walmart and has deployed 72,000 fuel cell systems. However, its operating margin dropped from -97% in 2022 to -321% in 2024. Plug Power’s future depends on the green hydrogen market expanding and its ability to access a $1.7 billion loan guarantee. It also faces challenges from the Trump Administration’s stance on green hydrogen.

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