As artificial intelligence (AI) applications expand across various industries, the demand for energy is surging, necessitating scalable and sustainable solutions. While nuclear energy, particularly through small modular reactors (SMRs) like NuScale Power, is a consideration, the technology is still maturing and may not be widely deployed until the 2030s. In contrast, Bloom Energy's fuel cell technology, which includes the Bloom Energy server operating on fuels like natural gas, biogas, and hydrogen, offers a more immediate solution to energy needs. With the ability to deploy its technology quickly, Bloom Energy has attracted attention, especially after securing a significant agreement with American Electric Power for 1 gigawatt (GW) of solid-state fuel cells. The partnership with American Electric Power highlights the potential for Bloom Energy to cater to current energy demands efficiently. This development has also positively impacted Bloom Energy's stock performance, positioning the company favorably in the energy market. While NuScale and SMRs represent a promising future for nuclear energy, the immediate energy needs are being addressed by companies like Bloom Energy, showcasing the dynamic landscape of the energy industry and the shift towards sustainable solutions.