Bloom Energy stock drops late as traders cool on data-center power bets
New York, Jan 14, 2026, 18:57 ET — After-hours Bloom Energy (BE.N) shares fell 4.5% to $133.46 in after-hours trading on Wednesday, giving back ground after a sharp early-January run. The stock swung between $130.01 and $140.00 during the session. The move matters because Bloom has become a crowded way to play the surge in electricity demand tied to artificial intelligence data centers, and investors are getting pickier on price. BlackRock said clients looking at AI into 2026 favored energy and infrastructure providers over big tech, based on a survey it cited. (Reuters) U.S. power demand is also moving into