Motley Fool analysts point out that Plug Power and Bloom Energy are worth watching, given the potential turnaround in the hydrogen energy sector.
Analysts stated that Plug Power reported an adjusted loss per share of $0.07 in Q2 2026, with revenue reaching $178.3 million, gross margins near breakeven, and operating expenses down 50% year-over-year. Bloom Energy, in the same period, saw its operating income increase by 680% year-over-year, with revenue exceeding $1 billion, and raised its guidance, primarily driven by the growing demand for its solid oxide fuel cells in AI data center power applications.
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