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Why Plug Power Stock Is Falling Today After Its Hydrogen Rally

Why Plug Power Stock Is Falling Today After Its Hydrogen Rally

Plug Power Inc. shares fell sharply on Monday, giving back part of last week’s earnings-driven rally as traders reassessed whether the hydrogen company’s margin gains can outrun its losses and funding needs. The stock was down about 9.8% at $3.41 in late-morning trading, after opening at $3.80 and touching an intraday low of $3.32. Trading volume was above 54 million shares, keeping the stock among the more active clean-energy names.
Fresh Money Flows to Bloom Energy on AI Power Bet; Next Big Hurdle Ahead

Fresh Money Flows to Bloom Energy on AI Power Bet; Next Big Hurdle Ahead

San Jose, California, May 18, 2026, 05:06 PDT World Investment Advisors picked up a new stake in Bloom Energy, adding to the list of firms buying into the San Jose fuel-cell maker as money flows into power names tied to AI data centers. The firm purchased 12,795 shares worth roughly $1.1 million in the fourth quarter, according to a filing summary.
Plug Power Shares Surge 21% as Cash Questions Wait

Plug Power Shares Surge 21% as Cash Questions Wait

Plug Power Inc. gained 21% last week, bouncing after its Q1 report and pulling investors back to a hydrogen stock long stuck in turnaround mode. Shares finished Friday at $3.78, up from $3.12 the week before. Monday and Wednesday’s rallies outweighed declines late in the week. The timing is important with U.S. markets shut over the weekend. Nasdaq's normal hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. The next 2026 market holiday is Memorial Day, May 25, so Monday, May 18, will be the first trading day to watch.
Fervo Stock’s Hot Debut Got Bigger. Monday Is the Real Test

Fervo Stock’s Hot Debut Got Bigger. Monday Is the Real Test

Fervo Energy Company’s Class A common stock heads into its first full week on Nasdaq after a Friday filing showed the geothermal developer completed a larger initial public offering than the first headline number: 80.5 million shares at $27 each after the underwriters, the banks managing the sale, took their full option. Gross proceeds were about $2.174 billion before fees and expenses, the filing showed. FRVO ended Friday at $41.06, up 1.06% on the day, leaving the stock about 52% above the IPO price. MarketScreener data also showed Fervo was added to the Nasdaq Composite Index on May 13.
SolarEdge Stock Jumped Nearly 50% In A Week. Monday Will Test The Rally

SolarEdge Stock Jumped Nearly 50% In A Week. Monday Will Test The Rally

SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. surged into the weekend after a sharp two-day rally that put the solar-inverter maker back on traders’ screens. The Nasdaq-listed shares closed Friday at $61.76, up 22.93%, after rising 17.47% on Thursday. That matters now because the market is shut, not just quiet. Nasdaq regular trading runs Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time, and the next scheduled regular session is Monday, May 18.
SolarEdge Stock Jumps 17% as Tax-Credit Deadline Puts SEDG Turnaround Back on Watch

SolarEdge Stock Jumps 17% as Tax-Credit Deadline Puts SEDG Turnaround Back on Watch

SolarEdge Technologies Inc. surged 17.47% Thursday, settling at $50.24, as the solar-equipment maker rode a burst of buying on the Nasdaq. Traders braced for a potential spike in orders with a July 4 U.S. solar tax-credit cutoff looming. According to Insider Monkey, developers aiming to lock in the federal incentive are expected to snap up equipment fast to secure safe-harbor status. Timing’s key here. SolarEdge is making its pitch to investors: the rough patch of bloated inventories and sluggish demand—Europe being softest—may be fading, replaced by healthier sales, tidier margins, and an order book with more staying power. Shares jumped ahead of the U.S. market open Friday. Now comes the question—will buyers stick around once trading picks up?
Plug Power Stock Is Running Hot After a Revenue Beat. The Hard Part Starts Now

Plug Power Stock Is Running Hot After a Revenue Beat. The Hard Part Starts Now

SLINGERLANDS, New York, May 14, 2026, 12:20 Plug Power Inc. shares edged lower Thursday, paring gains from a recent surge that followed stronger-than-expected first-quarter revenue. The hydrogen-equipment maker’s numbers again stirred the recurring debate over whether its turnaround is finally taking hold. Shares last traded at $3.86, off from Wednesday’s close at $3.96.
Fervo Energy Stock Pops 35% In Nasdaq Debut, Then Slips Before The Next Open

Fervo Energy Stock Pops 35% In Nasdaq Debut, Then Slips Before The Next Open

Fervo Energy’s Class A shares edged lower ahead of Thursday’s session, following a sharp rally that pushed the Houston geothermal firm’s valuation past $10 billion in its Nasdaq debut. The ticker, FRVO, has quickly become another Wall Street wager on AI-related energy demand. Shares ended Wednesday at $36.54, a jump of 35.3% above the $27 IPO level. Early Thursday, the stock was indicated at $35.55, off 2.7%, Google Finance data showed.
Fervo Energy Stock Jumps 35% in Nasdaq Debut as AI Power Demand Pulls Geothermal Into Wall Street’s Spotlight

Fervo Energy Stock Jumps 35% in Nasdaq Debut as AI Power Demand Pulls Geothermal Into Wall Street’s Spotlight

Fervo Energy surged 35.3% in its Nasdaq debut Wednesday, closing at $36.54 and pushing the geothermal developer’s market cap to roughly $10.36 billion. The company had set its IPO price at $27 per share, selling 70 million shares under the ticker FRVO. Investors eager for exposure to the electricity surge fueled by artificial intelligence, data centers, and electrification have turned their attention to this debut. Fervo’s angle: enhanced geothermal systems—essentially using advanced drilling and reservoir methods to extract steady heat from deep underground rock. That’s 24/7 power, something wind and solar can’t match since they hinge on weather.
Why Nextpower Stock Is Jumping: Raised 2027 Outlook, Record Backlog And An $80.5 Million Deal

Why Nextpower Stock Is Jumping: Raised 2027 Outlook, Record Backlog And An $80.5 Million Deal

Fremont, California, May 13, 2026, 06:08 PDT Nextpower Inc. shares jumped 12.5% to $141 in U.S. premarket action Wednesday, according to Benzinga, after the solar tech supplier raised its fiscal 2027 sales target and unveiled a move deeper into power conversion—an area with fatter margins in solar-plant gear. Adjusted earnings and revenue cleared Wall Street’s bar, giving NXT stock an extra push ahead of the open.
Broadwind Stock Doubles as Wind Exit Turns Into a Power-Generation Repricing

Broadwind Stock Doubles as Wind Exit Turns Into a Power-Generation Repricing

Broadwind’s shares didn’t jump on tidy quarterly numbers. The spark came from investors slapping a fresh label on the company. Shares soared Tuesday, finishing at $4.41—more than double the prior close—after Broadwind posted its Q1 numbers and signaled a clearer shift from its wind-tower operations, which have long been shaped by policy swings, oversupply, and a handful of key buyers. Early premarket action Wednesday held steady, with bids close to $4.40.
Energy Vault’s Eskom Gravity Storage Deal Puts South Africa’s Coal Pivot on the Clock

Energy Vault’s Eskom Gravity Storage Deal Puts South Africa’s Coal Pivot on the Clock

Energy Vault Holdings Inc. and Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. have inked a strategic development agreement aiming to install a gravity-based energy storage system at Eskom’s Hendrina Power Station. The project offers South Africa’s state-run utility a fresh shot at repurposing coal assets, as the nation pushes to stabilize its grid and tackle emissions. Energy Vault’s initial project aims to provide 25 MW of output over a four-hour stretch, totaling 100 MWh, all powered by its EVx 2.0 technology. According to both firms, there’s room to ramp up capacity dramatically—potentially reaching 4 GW—at Hendrina, an aging Eskom coal plant.
FuelCell Energy Stock Hits 52-Week High as AI Data Center Power Bets Lift FCEL

FuelCell Energy Stock Hits 52-Week High as AI Data Center Power Bets Lift FCEL

DANBURY, Conn., May 12, 2026, 06:03 EDT FuelCell Energy rallied to a new 52-week high on Monday, closing up 16.35% at $15.94. Investors snapped up shares after the company promoted its fuel cells as a solution for AI data centers struggling with grid bottlenecks. Volume spiked—12.9 million shares traded, blowing past the 50-day average of 4.1 million, according to MarketWatch.
Fluence Energy Stock Soars After A Revenue Miss: The AI Power Bet Behind Wall Street’s Re-Rating

Fluence Energy Stock Soars After A Revenue Miss: The AI Power Bet Behind Wall Street’s Re-Rating

ARLINGTON, Va., May 10, 2026, 18:01 EDT Fluence Energy shares jumped 27.4% on Friday, capping off a two-day rally fueled by news of master supply deals with two major data-center clients and a record-high $5.6 billion backlog. The stock wrapped up the session at $24.16 on May 8, after touching $26.98 earlier, according to company data.
NextEra Energy (NEE) AI Power Bet Hits Kansas Data Center Snag

NextEra Energy (NEE) AI Power Bet Hits Kansas Data Center Snag

Juno Beach, Florida, May 9, 2026, 13:02 Officials in Sedgwick County, Kansas, have pushed back the deadline for lifting a freeze on new data center applications to Sept. 11. That move keeps development on hold locally, even as NextEra Energy Inc. remains linked to land activity in the region for potential major computing sites. Local public radio noted both NextEra and Monarch Energy have either purchased or been working on deals for properties in Garden Plain, Colwich, and Andale, all just west of Wichita.
Fluence Energy Stock Jumps Again: Why Wall Street Is Watching Its $5.6 Billion Backlog

Fluence Energy Stock Jumps Again: Why Wall Street Is Watching Its $5.6 Billion Backlog

ARLINGTON, Va., May 8, 2026, 09:04 EDT Fluence Energy Inc. grabbed the spotlight Friday as Roth/MKM bumped the battery storage name to Buy and hiked its price target to $26—twice its previous view—following a surge in orders and fresh supply deals with two big cloud computing players. Shares, which soared about 40%, were recently trading at $18.97. Roth/MKM had previously rated the stock Neutral and cited the company’s record backlog for the bullish turn, according to Investing.com.
IREN Stock Jumps After Sweetwater Power Milestone Puts Its AI Data Center Bet Back In Focus

IREN Stock Jumps After Sweetwater Power Milestone Puts Its AI Data Center Bet Back In Focus

IREN shares jumped on Monday after the company flipped the switch on its 1.4-gigawatt Sweetwater 1 data center in Texas, pushing a major chunk of its AI infrastructure project from the construction phase to the grid. According to the company, they’ve now tied the site’s high-voltage substation into ERCOT, Texas’s grid operator. Sweetwater 1 is part of IREN’s larger 2-gigawatt campus in the area. Timing is critical here—electricity supply has emerged as a key chokepoint for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Chips remain in short supply, but the bigger hurdle often comes down to finding locations that can absorb massive power loads fast. That’s where IREN steps in. The company’s strategy: combine parcels of land, access to substations, and clusters of GPUs—the high-performance graphics processors essential for training and running AI models—and turn that into a revenue stream.
Why Skycorp Solar Stock Is Surging Today After Its $20 Million Nanjing Cesun Deal

Why Skycorp Solar Stock Is Surging Today After Its $20 Million Nanjing Cesun Deal

Shares of Skycorp Solar Group Ltd shot up in U.S. premarket trade Monday, drawing attention back to the thinly traded Nasdaq solar firm after its deal to fully acquire Nanjing Cesun Power Co. At 9:01 a.m. EDT, MarketScreener pegged the stock at $5.225 — a jump of 82.37% from Friday’s $2.865 finish. The surge stands out, given Skycorp had recently put a listing scare behind it. Nasdaq told the company on April 27 it was back in compliance with the $1 minimum bid rule. That's after Skycorp’s Class A shares closed at—or above—a dollar for 10 consecutive trading days.
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  • GPC Jumps 12.9% as O'Reilly Looks to Buy Auto Unit, Market Eyes Industrial Shift
    July 3, 2026, 5:13 AM EDT. Genuine Parts (GPC) shares soared 12.9% to $132.57 after news hit of O'Reilly Automotive's cash bid topping $10 billion for its auto-parts segment. The reported offer puts a spotlight on GPC's move to tighten its focus on the industrial parts business, where management targets better margins and growth. Even with a big stock surge, analysts left the consensus EPS at $2.10 for next quarter. Revenue is forecast up 3.6% to $6.39 billion from last year. Some say GPC may not hold onto gains unless earnings estimates start to climb. GPC is still rated Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Over at Driven Brands Holdings (DRVN), shares added 2.6%, with its EPS estimate nudged up over the past month.
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