Shares of FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ:FCEL) are down 10% in Thursday afternoon trading, leading a profit-taking reversal across some fuel cell names.
FCEL and Fit Energy join forces to deliver up to 380 MW of clean, reliable power for AI-driven data centers and digital infrastructure.
FuelCell Energy's 4-GW pipeline highlights AI-driven on-site power demand, but turning proposals into contracts remains the key test.
FCEL's sharp rally has lifted optimism, but losses, weak backlog visibility and funding needs keep its investment case far from straightforward.
FuelCell Energy's data-center pipeline is growing as AI power demand rises, but its 2026 outlook hinges on signed orders, production scale and narrower losses.
FCEL is pitching modular fuel-cell power blocks as a scalable on-site solution for data centers facing AI-driven electricity demand and grid delays.
FuelCell Energy‘s (NASDAQ:FCEL) stock is up 14% to $24.91 in Wednesday morning trading, decisively outpacing other major fuel-cell names.
Here is how FuelCell Energy (FCEL) and National Energy Services Reunited (NESR) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
NuScale Power's behind-the-meter push targets grid delays and reliability risks as data centers and industrial users seek direct, dependable power.
FCEL's Q2 loss widens as service and generation softens, but more than $1.1B backlog and data-center pipeline surge keep focus on growth.
An aggressive analyst upgrade just sent shares of FuelCell Energy NASDAQ: FCEL climbing over 12%, signaling a powerful shift in how the market values this clean energy innovator. This appears to be more than just another volatile move; it was a fundamental repricing.
FuelCell Energy touts a 4GW AI data center pipeline and a 500MW factory ramp, but Q2 revenues miss and the operating loss widens.