Going back 2 years in a CC the Q&A information was that electrolyzers were the leading business line.
Since I did not listen to the CC today I'm assuming that situation has not changed.
It makes sense that electrolyzers would be the leading business line with 80% of all hydrogen usage localized. Hydrogen user companies can save money by buying an electrolyzer rather than from a larger local supplier. But, is PLUG selling electrolyzers for any profit that might eventually offset the loss in other business lines?
I still wonder about Dirk Ole Hoefelmann's departure from PLUG.
Also, I wonder about the economics of the new Woodbine, GA, plant, which the video did not address.
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