FuelCell Energy

FuelCell Energy has appointed cybersecurity entrepreneur and former McKinsey leader John Livingston to its Board of Directors.   Livingston brings more than 25 years of experience at the intersection of strategy, technology, industrial operations and cybersecurity, advising and building businesses that operate in complex, mission-critical infrastructure environments. His expertise closely aligns with the growing convergence of energy systems, AI infrastructure, and resilient power.   Read more: https://lnkd.in/eDAaGVkk

The world around us is changing rapidly. The explosive growth of AI, digital infrastructure, and compute-intensive workloads collides with a power system that can’t scale quickly enough. FuelCell Energy delivers continuous, scalable power for critical applications and grid resilience that have been tested over decades in utility-scale, real-world, and demanding environments. Our team wants to tell you more about how this proven technology can power your business. Connect with us at Datacloud Global Congress.

FuelCell Energy’s approach to system design is built on modularity and scale. Our 2.5 MW Block System is made up of two 1.25 MW power blocks—delivering high output with fewer modules and supporting components. That means simpler deployment and a more efficient path to large-scale power generation. The system is also designed with space in mind. Its footprint—approximately 55' x 60'—fits within the area of two tennis courts. And the same modular approach scales seamlessly. Our 12.5 MW configuration builds on these blocks to deliver utility-scale power with the same efficiency and compact design principles. At larger installations, this approach enables even greater efficiency, with configurations capable of generating up to 33 MW per acre. Fewer components. Smarter use of space. Scalable power when and where it’s needed. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/embvqRus

As data centers move closer to communities, noise is becoming a key factor in how and where power is deployed.   FuelCell Energy’s carbonate fuel cell systems operate at 62 dBA at 30 feet - comparable to background noise from HVAC or ventilation systems - because they generate electricity through an electrochemical process rather than combustion or rotating machinery.   Read more from our Director of Solutions Engineering Kent McCord: https://lnkd.in/eJWVD5gq

“Great companies don’t win because they’re interesting. They win because they solve important problems better, faster, and more reliably than the alternatives.” — Jason Few, President and CEO of FuelCell Energy. It’s not about being the most exciting — it’s about being the most effective. The companies that lead are the ones delivering real solutions where it matters most. Go deeper with Jason Few on Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy. Find the link in the comments.

This Earth Day, we’re proud of how our core technology supports people, communities, and the planet. FuelCell Energy carbonate fuel cell platform delivers reliable power with low emissions, efficient use of land and water, carbon capture readiness, and flexible, quiet operation—making it well suited for urban, industrial, and district energy applications. Our carbonate fuel cell platform delivers reliable, low‑emissions power and creates value across stakeholders—from customers and communities to utilities and municipalities—helping meet rising energy demand while strengthening resilience and community well‑being. Clean energy that works—for businesses, communities, and the planet. Learn more in our latest Sustainability Report and see how our technology delivers impact across its full lifecycle: https://lnkd.in/e-Y7G2X8

Circularity is becoming a key part of how energy infrastructure is designed and evaluated. As Betsy highlights, keeping materials in use supports both sustainability and long-term performance.

This Earth Day, the conversation around energy infrastructure is increasingly focused on how power is delivered and what that means for the communities it serves. At FuelCell Energy, that means designing energy solutions that support communities by: ✅ Reducing local air pollutants through combustion-free power generation ✅ Operating quietly in urban and noise-sensitive environments ✅ Minimizing land use with high-density, compact system design That commitment to delivering reliable, community-compatible energy at scale is reflected in our recognition on TIME’s list of America’s Top GreenTech Companies 2026: https://lnkd.in/eQ-jKYE7.

How do you scale data center power from initial deployment to 50+ MW without adding complexity or risk?   Join Data Center Knowledge and FuelCell Energy’s Director of Solutions Engineering, Kent McCord, for a live webinar exploring how carbonate fuel cell systems can support scalable, on-site power using repeatable 12.5 MW blocks.   📅 April 23 at 2 p.m. ET Register here: https://lnkd.in/eueUTj7B   Attendees will gain insights into: - Phased, modular power deployment - High-efficiency cooling through absorption chilling - Load-following with battery energy storage systems (BESS) - Designing for high availability with redundant architectures

Power strategy is business strategy.   For AI infrastructure, megawatts matter. Securing power has become the gating factor that decides who scales and who stalls. The data center leaders pulling ahead are those making the shift from grid-dependent models to a power-first development strategy.   This strategy designs around power as a core growth constraint to be owned, controlled, and optimized, not simply consumed. High-density AI workloads demand a co-designed, integrated architecture where the power supply informs thermal management, footprint, and scalability from day one. The result is faster deployment, more predictable operations, and a future-proof infrastructure that can scale without re-engineering.   FuelCell Energy isn't new to these emerging challenges — we're built for them.   We help data center leaders move from grid risk to power certainty — reducing time to power, lowering costs, and cutting carbon. On-site. On demand. On your terms.   Meet us at Datacloud Global Congress in Cannes to discuss turning energy into a strategic advantage.   Jason Few, President and CEO | Eric Strayer, SVP Head of Global Sales | Craig Noxon, VP of Sales   #Datacloudglobalcongress #AIInfrastructure #PowerInfrastructure