Bloom Energy, listed on NYSE as BE, has made a significant breakthrough in its Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technology, achieving approximately 60% electrical efficiency using 100% hydrogen at its R&D facility in Fremont, California. This accomplishment positions Bloom as a frontrunner in the hydrogen industry, showcasing their innovative Bloom Energy Server™ power solution that offers superior efficiency and minimal environmental impact compared to traditional combustion technologies. The key features of Bloom's SOFC technology range from fuel flexibility to combined heat and power capabilities, high-temperature heat output, and the potential for broader adoption of hydrogen as a fuel source due to its high efficiency. This development holds particular relevance for energy-intensive sectors such as data centers and advanced manufacturing, presenting a reliable and environmentally friendly power production option that complements existing renewable energy sources.