Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE), a leading clean energy company and fuel cell producer, and SK ecoplant Americas, have completed the installation of fuel cell systems at two Stamford Health locations. This installation marks a significant milestone for the healthcare sector's transition to cleaner energy. 

The 2MW Energy Server™ was installed at Stamford Hospital on the Bennett Medical Center Campus, while a 700kW platform was installed at Tully Health Center, both in Connecticut's Fairfield County. These installations will provide Stamford Health staff with predictable, stable power, enabling them to offer high-quality medical care to patients.

Bloom's solid oxide fuel cells can generate electricity from a range of fuels, including natural gas and biogas, without combustion, reducing air pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides.

Ashley Shirk, Senior Account Executive at Bloom Energy stated: “Bloom’s non-combustion technology reduces particulate emissions for local communities. It reduces nitrogen and sulfur dioxide by over 99% and significantly cut other criteria pollutants compared to combustion.”

Bloom Energy empowers businesses and communities to responsibly take charge of their energy. The company’s leading solid oxide platform for distributed generation of electricity and hydrogen is changing the future of energy.

Shares of Bloom Energy trade on the NYSE under the ticker symbol BE.