FuelCell Energy’s shares soared on Monday thanks to a government financing program and a notable price target hike following an AI data-center deal. Meanwhile, Bloom Energy rebounded, buoyed by news of a significant index transition.
Constellation Energy Corporation has emerged as a top utility stock among hedge funds for its leadership in low-carbon power and nuclear energy. With Morgan Stanley’s recent move on the company, the stage is set for continued interest in its unique market position.
Hi*Ball Sparkling Energy Water, a health-forward drink powered by natural caffeine, has landed in the UK. With zero sugar and zero calories, the brand aims to lead a new wave of clean energy in the beverage industry.
Greenfield Community College has received an $810,000 grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to expand its HVAC training program for 40 students. The initiative caters to both newcomers and those seeking advanced instruction, reflecting the state’s continued investment in clean energy workforce development.
California’s latest gubernatorial contest reveals a stark clash between the state’s desire to phase out fossil fuels and its continued need for gas. One leading contender’s declaration—“I need Chevron”—reveals the messy politics of trying to go green while relying on oil.
MAX Power Mining Corp brings its Lawson Natural Hydrogen Discovery and MAXX LEMI initiative to a Japan government-backed energy workshop and an international geoscience conference. Saskatchewan’s rise as a leading hydrogen jurisdiction gains worldwide attention, pointing to growing opportunities in clean energy exploration.
Capstone Green Energy has secured a US$112.5 million strategic investment led by Monarch Alternative Capital LP. This infusion aims to streamline its capital structure and strengthen its position in the clean microturbine energy market.
Tesla’s Buffalo operation continues its upward climb, pushing total local employment to 2,432—an 18% increase over the past year. The factory and warehouse operations easily surpass New York’s minimum worker requirement, signifying a major boost for the region’s clean energy sector.
Vistra and Meta have forged long-term power purchase agreements designed to support over 2,600 megawatts of carbon-free nuclear capacity in the PJM region. This unprecedented collaboration backs innovative “uprates”—or equipment upgrades—boosting three nuclear plants’ output and helping both firms advance clean energy goals.
Trina Storage and Lightshift Energy are planning a 1 GWh deployment of grid-scale energy storage systems in North America. This initiative underscores both companies’ shared commitment to delivering reliable, high-performance solutions for the region’s energy future.
