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Bloom Energy stock jumped after Brookfield expanded its financing framework from $5B to $25B to back AI infrastructure and data-center power projects; the stock rose about 14% in after-hours trading (following a ~10% gain in the regular session), with Bloom near a 52-week high and up roughly 269% year-to-date as it benefits from the AI buildout and broader shift to clean energy.
FuelCell Energy jumped about 24% after a 380 MW data-center power deal with Fit Energy, part of a broader 4 GW data-center pipeline and an expansion to 500 MW in Torrington, Connecticut. Bloom Energy tumbled roughly 13% as traders rotated out of the high-flier despite a strong backlog and raised 2026 revenue guidance, highlighting a divergence within the fuel-cell group as the AI-data-center power theme continues to drive volatility.
Bloom Energy jumped nearly 23% to a record intraday high around $218.69 after Oracle expanded its multi‑gigawatt deal to power Oracle’s AI and cloud infrastructure, with an initial 1.2 GW and optional 2.8 GW. Oracle rose about 5% as Bloom’s on‑site power solutions gain traction for AI data centers. Analysts from RBC Capital and Evercore ISI turned more bullish on Bloom, signaling strong demand and potential upside beyond its current capacity, while TipRanks’ tool still shows Oracle with higher upside versus Bloom.
Bloom Energy shares moved higher in after-hours trading after the company announced an expanded strategic partnership with Oracle to support its AI and cloud infrastructure, with Oracle planning to procure up to 2.8 gigawatts of Bloom’s fuel-cell systems under a master services agreement (an initial 1.2 GW already contracted); deployment is underway and expected to continue into next year, with Bloom’s Aman Joshi calling the expanded relationship a step toward a shared vision for energy and AI infrastructure. BE was up about 9.7% after hours to around $193.93.
Bloom Energy and CoreWeave fell after a Bloomberg report said Oracle and OpenAI scrapped plans to expand a large AI data-center in Abilene, Texas due to financing issues; BE slid about 15% to $135.19 and CRWV about 2.5% to $72.99 as sentiment around AI infrastructure stocks cooled, though Meta and Nvidia were linked to potential alternative arrangements.
Green investors are experiencing significant gains in clean-tech stocks despite political challenges, driven by global demand for low-carbon energy, AI data center needs, and China's green initiatives, though some caution remains due to potential bubbles and sustainability concerns.
Bloom Energy's stock has surged 1,000% in a year due to its fuel cells providing a quick, clean power solution for the booming data center industry, especially in the AI era, with significant deals and a focus on scalable, on-site power generation using cost-effective solid oxide fuel cells.
Momentum stocks like Bloom Energy, Rocket Lab, and Oklo reached record highs amid a rally driven by retail traders and positive analyst sentiment, while other major companies like Hewlett Packard and Salesforce faced mixed earnings reports and outlooks, reflecting ongoing industry shifts and growth prospects.
Bloom Energy's stock surged after announcing a $5 billion investment from Brookfield to deploy fuel cells at AI data centers, following a partnership with Oracle to supply fuel cell technology for Oracle's AI infrastructure, signaling a significant growth in AI-related energy solutions.
Brookfield Asset Management plans to invest up to $5 billion in Bloom Energy's fuel cell technology to support AI data centers, with a focus on developing AI factories globally, including a new site in Europe, as part of its broader AI infrastructure investments.
Bloom Energy's stock has surged over 540% in a year due to its role in powering data centers for AI and cloud computing, but Jefferies recommends selling, citing overvaluation and the need for more substantial data-center orders to justify its high valuation, which is around 81 times earnings. The company's future growth depends on securing more large-scale deals, but visibility into such orders remains uncertain.
Bloom Energy's stock dropped 15% after Jefferies downgraded it to Underperform with a $31 target, indicating a 64% potential decline from recent levels, citing valuation concerns amid a year of significant gains and contrasting optimism from Morgan Stanley.
Bloom Energy's stock has surged over 125% since July following its partnership with Oracle to supply fuel cell technology for AI data centers, with a recent price target increase suggesting a further 27% upside. The collaboration is seen as positioning Bloom Energy for significant growth in powering AI infrastructure, supported by Oracle's strong demand for cloud services and increased bookings. The stock's technical setup indicates strong upward momentum, and the partnership with Oracle is expected to boost Bloom Energy's scale and order flow.
The top trending stocks on Yahoo Finance include Palantir Technologies, which hit record highs after announcing a move to the Nasdaq, and Bloom Energy, which surged following a major supply agreement with American Electric Power. In contrast, Pfizer shares fell amid concerns over potential vaccine policy changes under the Trump administration, Applied Materials dropped after disappointing earnings, and FuelCell Energy declined due to workforce cuts and cost reductions.
Bloom Energy's stock soared 70% after announcing a deal with American Electric Power to supply up to 1 gigawatt of fuel cells for AI data centers, marking the largest commercial procurement of such technology globally. The agreement includes an initial order of 100 megawatts of solid oxide fuel cells, with potential expansions in 2025. Analysts upgraded Bloom Energy's stock, estimating the deal could generate $3 billion in revenue and position the company as a key player in powering large-scale data centers.