On June 25, Bloom Energy rose 5.41% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $344.96/share, with turnover of $1.9985 million, extending its recent rebound trajectory.

On the news front, the company has secured multiple large-scale long-term contracts in rapid succession. Bloom Energy reached a global AI infrastructure cooperation agreement with Brookfield totaling $5 billion, while simultaneously signing a power purchase agreement with American Electric Power valued at approximately $2.65 billion over a 20-year term to provide long-term electricity from a fuel cell power facility in Wyoming. These two agreements further solidify the company's position as a core supplier of on-site power solutions for AI data centers.

Additionally, the previously feared cancellation of the 1.8GW data center project in Cheyenne, Wyoming has been confirmed as still active. Utility company Black Hills stated it will continue advancing construction, with operations expected to begin in early 2028. The project originally planned to incorporate approximately 900 megawatts of Bloom Energy fuel cell systems, corresponding to potential revenue of approximately $2.65 billion, meaning related order expectations remain intact.

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