Bloom Energy, a leading provider of solid oxide fuel cell and electrolyzer technology, has partnered with FPM Development to deliver 20 megawatts of Bloom's SOFCs to support local electric utilities in Los Angeles. The agreement aims to quickly add generational capacity to American utilities and mitigate power shortages in vulnerable communities. By the end of 2024, Bloom Energy and FPM will install Bloom's Energy Server at strategic locations within Los Angeles, repurposing commercial sites to support growing electrical demand. This collaboration highlights the capability of Bloom's technology to provide reliable, distributed power solutions in response to the increasing demand for clean energy. Bloom's fuel cell-based Energy Server offers rapid deployment, flexibility, scalability, reliability, and sustainability. The systems can be installed within months, integrating seamlessly into existing sites and expanding capacity as needed. Moreover, the technology is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and other disruptions, ensuring a resilient power supply to the grid. Bloom's SOFCs operate on various fuels, including hydrogen, contributing to a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional grid sources. This partnership underscores Bloom Energy's commitment to driving the energy transition in California and showcases their ability to deliver eco-friendly and efficient energy solutions in highly populated areas like Los Angeles.