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FuelCell Energy Goes All-In On Data Centers — 75 MW Texas Deal Signals Momentum!

FuelCell Energy’s third quarter of fiscal 2026 financial results reveal a company in transition, shifting focus from a broad pipeline toward commercial commitments, particularly within the expanding data center market driven by AI growth. The company secured its first order for FuelCell Energy Blocks supplying baseload power to data centers and increased its committed backlog to $1.3 billion, with an additional $2.4 billion in awarded capacity backlog, totaling $3.6 billion. This awarded capacity backlog reflects selections as preferred supplier with potential future contract conversion but lacks firm revenue guarantees. A notable post-quarter development was a 75-megawatt capacity reservation agreement in Texas with a major co-location data center operator, highlighting the firm’s positioning to address critical power constraints faced by AI infrastructure developers. Operational progress included the completion of a repowering project in South Korea and ongoing expansion of manufacturing capacity at the Torrington, Connecticut facility.