Bloom Energy Corp is an innovative company focused on providing cleaner, reliable energy solutions through its cutting-edge fuel cell technology. By harnessing natural gas and hydrogen, the company designs and manufactures energy servers that convert these fuels into electricity with significantly reduced carbon emissions compared to traditional energy sources. Bloom Energy’s systems are utilized in various industries, including commercial, industrial, and residential sectors, helping to drive the transition toward sustainable energy. The company is committed to advancing clean energy initiatives and offers tailored solutions to meet the diverse energy needs of its clients.
The $125 million financing is committed to fund 19 megawatts (MW) of energy server deployments in the first tranche. HPS and IDF will acquire Bloom’s energy servers, including several advanced on-site microgrid solutions.
Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE), the world leader in stationary fuel cell power generation, announced today that it has formed a project financing partnership with certain funds managed by HPS Investment Partners (HPS) and Industrial Development Funding (IDF), two leading global providers of infrastructure capital. As part of the agreement, HPS and IDF will acquire 19 MW of Bloom’s Energy Servers, including several advanced on-site microgrid solutions. The approximately $125 million in funding will support the installation of Bloom equipment contracted under PPA structures, which can deliver clean, on-site and highly reliable power to commercial and industrial customers at zero upfront cost.
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