Danbury-based FuelCell Energy Inc. is facing a potential delisting from the Nasdaq stock exchange as its stock price has fallen below $1. The company, known for producing hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity and hot water, announced a reverse stock split to increase its share price and comply with Nasdaq requirements. FuelCell plans to convene a special meeting to vote on the reverse split, with analysts believing it will aid in regaining Nasdaq compliance. Despite recent financial losses and a cash balance decline, FuelCell remains committed to its strategic goals in the clean energy sector. The company has a history of successfully navigating delisting threats, leveraging opportunities like new projects and financing to drive growth and innovation in the fuel cell industry. FuelCell's endeavors in hydrogen fuel cell technologies, including partnerships with academic institutions like UConn, highlight its commitment to sustainability and technological advancement in the energy sector.