Bloom Energy, a prominent player in solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in electrical efficiency using 100% hydrogen at their research and development facility in Fremont, California. This achievement, with an impressive 60% electrical efficiency, showcases Bloom Energy's prowess in the hydrogen industry. The utilization of carbon-free hydrogen fuel cells for electricity production allows for continuous clean power, especially beneficial for energy-intensive sectors like data centers and advanced manufacturing. While carbon-free hydrogen is typically costlier than traditional fuel sources, Bloom's high electrical efficiency breakthrough is pivotal in making low-cost electricity production achievable and facilitating broader adoption of hydrogen as a fuel source. By blending hydrogen with natural gas, Bloom Energy not only reduces CO2 emissions but also ensures a fuel-flexible pathway for the advancing hydrogen economy across various industries. Bloom's SOFC technology stands out in the energy transition due to its direct electrochemical conversion for electricity production, offering higher efficiency and minimal environmental impact compared to combustion technologies. Additionally, Bloom's high-temperature SOFC technology enables Combined Heat and Power (CHP), providing customers with valuable high-temperature heat for diverse applications such as industrial processes and building heating, ultimately leading to a combined 90% efficiency. This multifaceted approach not only adds value for customers but also accelerates the adoption of hydrogen as a clean fuel source.