Market Cap 79.84B
Revenue (ttm) 2.02B
Net Income (ttm) -88.43M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 567.84
Forward PE 217.44
Profit Margin -4.37%
Debt to Equity Ratio 2.75
Volume 9,073,700
Avg Vol 10,530,814
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 284.44M
Stochastic %K 75%
Beta 3.82
Analysts Sell
Price Target $240.68

Company Profile

Bloom Energy Corporation designs, manufactures, sells, and installs solid oxide fuel cell systems for on-site power generation in the United States and internationally. It offers Bloom Energy Server, an energy server platform to convert fuel, such as natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, or a blend of these fuels, into electricity through a non-combustion electrochemical process. The company also provides Bloom Electrolyzer for producing hydrogen. It sells its products through direct and indirect sales...

Industry: Electrical Equipment & Parts
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 408 543 1500
Address:
4353 North First Street, San Jose, United States
topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 14 at 2:12 AM
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is creating a major surge in electricity demand, effectively turning power availability into a strategic constraint for Big Tech’s growth plans. As companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta scale AI data centers, energy consumption is spilling beyond computing into broader grid capacity, utility pricing, and industrial power allocation. This shift is reshaping the investment landscape, with energy and infrastructure companies increasingly positioned as critical enablers of AI growth. Firms such as GE Vernova, Eaton, and Bloom Energy are being viewed as “AI power winners,” benefiting from the need for grid upgrades, distributed generation, and on-site energy solutions. The core market dynamic is no longer just about chips and software—it’s about who controls and supplies the electricity needed to run AI at scale. $AMZN $GEV $ETN $BE $NEE
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UncleElmo
UncleElmo May. 14 at 12:55 AM
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hansolo401k
hansolo401k May. 14 at 12:43 AM
$BE , FCEL, HYLN, watching closely. I have positions in each of them and I like the direction energy is going in, a massive scale up from our antiquated grid.
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Maxwell_Osgood
Maxwell_Osgood May. 14 at 12:43 AM
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Gldtobfl100
Gldtobfl100 May. 13 at 11:33 PM
$BE this has to be the easiest day trade stock of all time. Still holding my long term 2k of my 30$ shares crazy
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Donj1956
Donj1956 May. 13 at 11:13 PM
$BE ok yeah..."Bloom was all hype until last year"...except for that 1.4GW of SOFCs they implemented in the decade prior to that. Tell me - what is FCELs cumulative installed GW? Have they made it to 100MW yet (and don't count bad stacks they had to replace in Korea on warranty lol)?
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Donj1956
Donj1956 May. 13 at 11:08 PM
$BE This is nonsense. The fuel cells ARE the power plant. That is the whole point of using Bloom or FCEL in a data-center setting: you need onsite power because the grid / utility interconnect / turbine queue is too slow. If your AI campus is already sitting next to a giant fossil plant with available power, then why exactly are you buying expensive fuel cells? And if the answer is “to scrub the plant’s CO₂,” congratulations — you’re no longer talking about data-center power. You’re talking about a carbon-capture retrofit on someone else’s power plant. That means exhaust integration, permitting, CO₂ compression, transport, sequestration, plant-owner coordination, outage risk, and a giant industrial project wrapped around your data center. That is not a plug-and-play AI power solution. Near a nuclear plant? Even funnier. There is no CO₂ exhaust to capture. So this “FCEL wins because data centers colocate near power plants” argument is backwards. If the power plant is already there and usable, the fuel cell power argument gets weaker, not stronger. Bloom’s pitch is simple: fuel cells as modular onsite power. FCEL bulls keep trying to turn that into “also retrofit a smokestack next door and call it superior data-center tech.”
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SSSSBA
SSSSBA May. 13 at 10:34 PM
$FLNC If you missed $BE, $FLNC is here for you — don’t ignore it
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twittrax
twittrax May. 13 at 10:06 PM
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TA_Kongen
TA_Kongen May. 13 at 9:29 PM
$VRT $FCEL $BE $BESS Decent chance we see a short term energy push imo. Report out about the insane energy that AI datacenters are using. 50000 households per center.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 14 at 2:12 AM
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is creating a major surge in electricity demand, effectively turning power availability into a strategic constraint for Big Tech’s growth plans. As companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta scale AI data centers, energy consumption is spilling beyond computing into broader grid capacity, utility pricing, and industrial power allocation. This shift is reshaping the investment landscape, with energy and infrastructure companies increasingly positioned as critical enablers of AI growth. Firms such as GE Vernova, Eaton, and Bloom Energy are being viewed as “AI power winners,” benefiting from the need for grid upgrades, distributed generation, and on-site energy solutions. The core market dynamic is no longer just about chips and software—it’s about who controls and supplies the electricity needed to run AI at scale. $AMZN $GEV $ETN $BE $NEE
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UncleElmo
UncleElmo May. 14 at 12:55 AM
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hansolo401k
hansolo401k May. 14 at 12:43 AM
$BE , FCEL, HYLN, watching closely. I have positions in each of them and I like the direction energy is going in, a massive scale up from our antiquated grid.
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Maxwell_Osgood
Maxwell_Osgood May. 14 at 12:43 AM
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Gldtobfl100
Gldtobfl100 May. 13 at 11:33 PM
$BE this has to be the easiest day trade stock of all time. Still holding my long term 2k of my 30$ shares crazy
0 · Reply
Donj1956
Donj1956 May. 13 at 11:13 PM
$BE ok yeah..."Bloom was all hype until last year"...except for that 1.4GW of SOFCs they implemented in the decade prior to that. Tell me - what is FCELs cumulative installed GW? Have they made it to 100MW yet (and don't count bad stacks they had to replace in Korea on warranty lol)?
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Donj1956
Donj1956 May. 13 at 11:08 PM
$BE This is nonsense. The fuel cells ARE the power plant. That is the whole point of using Bloom or FCEL in a data-center setting: you need onsite power because the grid / utility interconnect / turbine queue is too slow. If your AI campus is already sitting next to a giant fossil plant with available power, then why exactly are you buying expensive fuel cells? And if the answer is “to scrub the plant’s CO₂,” congratulations — you’re no longer talking about data-center power. You’re talking about a carbon-capture retrofit on someone else’s power plant. That means exhaust integration, permitting, CO₂ compression, transport, sequestration, plant-owner coordination, outage risk, and a giant industrial project wrapped around your data center. That is not a plug-and-play AI power solution. Near a nuclear plant? Even funnier. There is no CO₂ exhaust to capture. So this “FCEL wins because data centers colocate near power plants” argument is backwards. If the power plant is already there and usable, the fuel cell power argument gets weaker, not stronger. Bloom’s pitch is simple: fuel cells as modular onsite power. FCEL bulls keep trying to turn that into “also retrofit a smokestack next door and call it superior data-center tech.”
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SSSSBA
SSSSBA May. 13 at 10:34 PM
$FLNC If you missed $BE, $FLNC is here for you — don’t ignore it
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twittrax
twittrax May. 13 at 10:06 PM
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TA_Kongen
TA_Kongen May. 13 at 9:29 PM
$VRT $FCEL $BE $BESS Decent chance we see a short term energy push imo. Report out about the insane energy that AI datacenters are using. 50000 households per center.
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Gemology
Gemology May. 13 at 8:57 PM
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode May. 13 at 8:41 PM
$EOSE hard to be bearish even after the nasty pull from $11 this morning . Just look at $FCEL , $FLNC , $BE all within their own right helping the ai infrastructure play. Hell even $CATL
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AlexSwiss77
AlexSwiss77 May. 13 at 8:40 PM
$BE sold some on this amazing run but still holding long
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QuantumChallah
QuantumChallah May. 13 at 8:03 PM
$NRGV $EOSE $NVTS $FLNC $BE I declare formally tmrw NRGV Energy Vault will be the lowest priced and the sexist item in E-Town! It will fly bigly. 1. Short covering will last for 4 days per short interest once breakout of long term resistance $5.66 2. The street is in the price discovery after emergence of their proprietary commercial gravity energy storage platform deal with eskom This is the only gravity energy in the world matured enough for commercial utility! 3. I call $9-16 in days or weeks like $FLNC n $BE
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blankastocks
blankastocks May. 13 at 8:00 PM
$FCEL People said the exact same thing about $BE last year—calling it "all hype" until they finally announced their signed agreements for massive scaling. 📉➡️🚀 ## 🛑 The Reality vs. The Noise * The Bloom Blueprint: Wall Street always calls infrastructure "hype" right up until the official contract ink dries. If you wait for the signature, you miss the explosive front-run. ✍️ * Superior Tech Asset: $FCEL offers a vastly superior tech stack compared to $PLUG and Bloom, featuring integrated cooling and external carbon capture perfectly suited for AI data center co-location. ⚡ * My Strategy: If you want to wait for the official press release to buy at the absolute top, that is your choice. I am here to maximize my gains, buy the absolute low, and not chase the green candles later. 💰🐳 The smart money accumulates before the crowd wakes up! ⏳📈
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vu_jade
vu_jade May. 13 at 7:46 PM
$CGEH $BE is $85 billion …. They are too high and we are too cheap.
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blankastocks
blankastocks May. 13 at 7:39 PM
This post completely misses how modern AI infrastructure actually deploys. Data centers aren't isolated; they are actively co-locating directly next to pre-existing fossil fuel, nuclear, and coal plants to bypass grid shortages. ⚡ ## 🛑 Why $FCEL is Way Better Than $BE: * The Co-Location Winner: By installing [$FCEL](https://google.com) modules on the exhaust streams of these pre-existing host plants, hyperscalers get massive power *while* scrubbing the host's $CO_2$. $BE simply cannot do this. 🍃 * Superior Cooling Integration: While Bloom's SOFC throws off basic heat, $FCEL’s MCFC chemical process integrates natively with absorption chilling. It is far more efficient at dropping extreme AI chip PUE. ❄️ * The Ultimate Tech: Dismissing carbon capture ignores the multi-asset energy hub boom. $FCEL tech is vastly superior to $BE for the next wave of co-located AI data centers! 🚀📈
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Girba
Girba May. 13 at 7:35 PM
$PLUG $FECL $PLUG are going to catch $BE in the following months
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StocktwitsNews
StocktwitsNews May. 13 at 7:33 PM
HYLN Stock Soars To 17-Month High On KARNO Reactor Sales Optimism $HYLN $GNRC $BE https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/hyln-stock-soars-to-17-month-high-on-karno-reactor-sales-optimism/cZXLM7yReKo
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QuantumChallah
QuantumChallah May. 13 at 7:31 PM
$EOSE a disgrace. Come to $NRGV ready to make that cup when reaching to $6, then blasting out tmrw n next week. A beautiful 4 month long textbook duration cup, no handle is needed. Just fly out. Look at $FCEL $FLNC $BE all hit new high
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defineme44
defineme44 May. 13 at 7:16 PM
$PLUG catch $BE 🚀🚀
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