Plug Power and Allied Green Expand Strategic Collaboration with New 2 Gigawatt Electrolyser Agreement for Uzbekistan Project

June 9, 2025

A major step forward in Allied Green’s expanding global clean fuels and hydrogen platform

Allied Green has announced a significant expansion of its strategic collaboration with Plug Power through a new 2-gigawatt electrolyzer agreement for its sustainable fuels project in Uzbekistan. Signed during the Tashkent International Investment Forum, the agreement marks another major milestone in the relationship between the two companies and reinforces the scale of their shared ambition across the global hydrogen and low-carbon fuels market.

This latest agreement builds on Plug Power’s previously announced role in supplying 3 gigawatts of electrolyzer capacity to Allied Green’s flagship green ammonia project in Australia. With the addition of the Uzbekistan project, the total opportunity between the two parties now reaches 5 gigawatts globally, underscoring a growing strategic alliance built on technology confidence, industrial-scale execution, and long-term decarbonization objectives.

At the center of the Uzbekistan opportunity is a planned United States dollars 5.5 billion green chemical production facility designed to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel, green urea, and green diesel. Supported by the Government of Uzbekistan, the project reflects the country’s rising profile as a destination for transformative clean energy and industrial investment, while further advancing Allied Green’s position as a developer of world-scale sustainable infrastructure.

Plug Power’s electrolyzer technology has been selected as a core enabling component of the project’s hydrogen platform, supporting the broader integration of renewable energy, hydrogen production, and downstream sustainable fuel manufacturing. The appointment strengthens Plug’s position as Allied Green’s preferred electrolyzer partner for major international developments and reflects Allied Green’s confidence in Plug’s technical capability, scalability, and delivery strength.

For Allied Green, this agreement is more than a supply milestone. It reinforces the technical and strategic foundations of the Uzbekistan development while advancing a broader model of partnership-led project delivery. As sustainable fuels markets mature and industrial decarbonization accelerates, alignment with proven technology providers becomes increasingly important to project credibility, delivery confidence, and long-term bankability. This point is an inference drawn from the partnership expansion and project context described in the source release.

Andy Marsh, Chief Executive Officer of Plug Power, described the agreement as a clear demonstration of the company’s growing role in the global hydrogen economy, noting that the expanded partnership with Allied Green highlights Plug’s ability to deliver electrolyzer technology at an industrial scale across multiple regions.

Commenting on the agreement, Alfred Benedict of Allied Green said:

“This agreement reflects our deep confidence in Plug’s team, technology, and ability to deliver on bold, world-class projects. Together, we are creating meaningful momentum for global decarbonization—first in Australia, now in Uzbekistan, and in future regions to come.”

The expanding relationship between Allied Green and Plug Power now spans multiple geographies and reflects a broader platform for scaling green hydrogen and sustainable fuels infrastructure across high-impact markets. It also signals Allied Green’s intent to build not only individual projects, but a portfolio of strategically aligned low-carbon industrial developments. This is an inference based on the growth of cross-border partnerships described in the release.

Sanjay Shrestha, President of Plug Power, also emphasized the strong alignment between the two organizations and their shared vision for accelerating the global shift to low-carbon hydrogen across industries and regions.

The announcement further highlights progress across Allied Green’s wider development pipeline. Plug Power noted that Allied Green’s flagship green ammonia project in Australia remains on track for a Final Investment Decision in the fourth quarter of 2025, reinforcing the partnership’s momentum across both projects.

With this latest agreement, Allied Green and Plug Power are deepening a relationship defined by industrial scale, strategic alignment, and execution ambition. For Uzbekistan, the project signals continued momentum in the country’s clean industrial development agenda. For Allied Green, it represents another important step in building an internationally connected platform designed to contribute meaningfully to the future of hydrogen, sustainable fuels, and large-scale decarbonization.

About Allied Biofuels

Allied Biofuels FE LLC is an Uzbekistan-registered company developing Central Asia’s first integrated biorefinery for the industrial-scale production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel, electro-synthetic Sustainable Aviation Fuel, and Renewable Diesel. In partnership with leading global technology providers, Allied Biofuels is advancing a transformative clean energy platform designed to deliver environmental impact, industrial progress, and long-term economic value across the region.

About Plug Power

Plug is building the global hydrogen economy with a fully integrated ecosystem spanning production, storage, delivery, and power generation. A first mover in the industry, Plug provides electrolyzers, liquid hydrogen, fuel cell systems, storage tanks, and fueling infrastructure to industries such as material handling, industrial applications, and energy producers—advancing energy independence and decarbonization at scale.

With electrolyzers deployed across five continents, Plug leads in hydrogen production, delivering large-scale projects that redefine industrial power. The company has deployed over 72,000 fuel cell systems and 275 fueling stations and is the largest user of liquid hydrogen. Plug is rapidly expanding its generation network to ensure reliable, domestically produced supply, with hydrogen plants currently operational in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana, capable of producing 39 tons per day.

With employees and state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities across the globe, Plug powers global leaders like Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot, BMW, and BP.