Bloom Energy publishes investor deck highlighting onsite solid oxide fuel cell power for data centers

• Bloom Energy outlined its strategy to scale modular onsite power for large-load customers, led by data centers facing grid interconnection bottlenecks.
• Standard 26 MW “power blocks” form larger plants; 3.25 MW units targeted for installation and commissioning every 1-2 days.
• Survey data in the deck showed 61% of data center developers would deploy onsite generation as the primary response to grid constraints.
• Utility survey results cited expectations that onsite power could reach 34% of large-load demand by 2030, rising to 41% by 2035.
• Company positioned its solid oxide fuel cells as non-combustion natural gas generation with low local pollutants, limited water use, and compatibility with carbon capture.

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