FuelCell Energy has recently announced a significant partnership with the University of Connecticut (UConn) to provide its solid oxide fuel cell technology for the Innovation Partnership Building. The collaboration will involve the installation of four 250-kilowatt solid oxide fuel cells, totaling one megawatt of electricity generation capability. This move is aimed at supporting the building's power and thermal energy needs independently from the local utility grid. FuelCell Energy and UConn will work together under a power purchase agreement, in addition to offering educational opportunities for students, including lectures, tours, and internship programs for engineering students. The partnership reflects a growing trend towards sustainable energy solutions and the integration of innovative technologies in educational settings. In parallel, the success of competitor Plug Power Inc. in the green hydrogen sector has had a positive impact on FuelCell Energy's stock performance. Plug Power recently announced reaching 7.5 gigawatts in global Basic Engineering and Design Package (BEDP) contracts, signaling the increasing demand for green hydrogen. Plug Power's CEO highlighted the company's position in PEM electrolyzer technology and its contribution to the green hydrogen revolution. For investors interested in purchasing FuelCell Energy stock (FCEL), options include buying shares directly through a brokerage platform, investing in an ETF that holds the stock, or exploring opportunities within the Industrials sector. The article also mentions FuelCell Energy's stock price being down 4% at $0.65 at the time of publication, indicating potential investment opportunities amidst market fluctuations.