Bloom Energy

Bloom Energy builds fuel cells that make electricity through a chemical reaction instead of burning anything. Its solid-oxide systems sit on-site at a customer's facility and convert natural gas, biogas or hydrogen into power, which appeals to data centers, factories and other users that want reliable electricity without waiting years for a grid connection. That last point has turned into the company's biggest opportunity, as the AI-driven surge in data-center demand outruns what utilities can deliver. Bloom also makes electrolyzers that run the process in reverse to produce hydrogen. Founded in 2001 and based in San Jose, it holds more than a thousand patents but has spent much of its life unprofitable, so the stock trades on growth expectations and swings with each large deployment deal and every shift in the clean-energy and power-demand narrative.

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