Stock Track | Plug Power Surges 5.37% in Pre-market Following Senate's Extended Hydrogen Tax Credits

Stock Track
01 Jul

Shares of Plug Power (PLUG) continued their upward trajectory, soaring 5.37% in pre-market trading on Tuesday. This surge follows a remarkable 28.5% rally on Monday, as investors react positively to the latest version of a major Republican tax bill that includes a surprising extension of clean hydrogen tax credits.

The Senate's revised bill proposes to extend tax credits for the hydrogen industry through January 1, 2028, two years longer than the previous version. This unexpected move has sparked renewed interest in hydrogen stocks, with Plug Power, the largest pure-play clean hydrogen company in the U.S., being a primary beneficiary.

Analysts view this development as a potential game-changer for Plug Power, which has been struggling with weak demand and consistent losses. The extended tax credits could provide a much-needed lifeline for the company, potentially accelerating the adoption of clean hydrogen technologies and improving Plug Power's financial outlook.

However, investors should approach with caution. Despite the positive news, Plug Power continues to face challenges, including stagnant sales and ongoing cash burn. The company's ability to capitalize on these extended tax credits and turn its operations around remains to be seen. As the market opens, all eyes will be on Plug Power to see if it can maintain this momentum and translate the favorable policy environment into tangible business results.

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