Bloom Energy, a global leader in fuel cell technologies, has announced a groundbreaking project in partnership with SK Eternix to deliver an 80 MW fuel cell installation in North Chungcheong Province, South Korea. The project, set to power two ecoparks and begin operations in 2025, aims to provide sustainable energy for critical infrastructure and regional development. Bloom Energy will supply its SOFCs and manage equipment maintenance as part of the financing agreement led by Korea Development Bank, marking the largest project financing for fuel cells in South Korea. The collaboration between Bloom Energy and SK Eternix demonstrates the scalability and reliability of SOFC technology for large projects, showcasing the market's confidence in renewable energy solutions. With a focus on clean, resilient power solutions, Bloom Energy continues to expand its global presence in stationary fuel cell and power generation.