FuelCell Stock News

According to International Energy Agency's (IEA) prior estimates, almost 90% of new electricity generation by the end of 2020 must have come from renewable energy sources.

EV companies, alternative energy players and firms involved in hydrogen power generation are projected to gain in 2021. Notable among these are Tesla (TSLA) and FuelCell Energy (FCEL).

The coronavirus relief bill includes minimal stimulus money for fuel cell companies.

FCEL stock moves fast and has delivered big profits. New investors need to weigh the long-term management success, not just the stock price.

Though both face risks, one of the two fuel cell stocks looks more promising than the other.

In 2021, the clean energy revolution is poised to really gain traction on a global scale. That should be a massive catalyst for FCEL stock.

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Fuel Cell Energy has had a lot of promise for many years and FCEL stock seems to have hit the big time. But it's been here before.

Hydrogen based fuel cell technology offers an opportunity for cost efficient, net-zero emission power production solution and address the global concern of rising pollution.

It's a hot day for hydrogen stocks.

Shares of FuelCell Energy Inc. soared 19.8% on heavy volume toward a more than 2-year high in afternoon trading Wednesday, amid continued optimism surrounding COVID-19 aid deal Congress passed this we

The Nasdaq Composite has been on a tear, but it took a pause Wednesday morning.

With the upcoming increase in renewable spending and new legislation, investors seeking to tap the opportune moment should consider the best-performing ETFs & stocks of 2020.

FCEL stock is joining other clean energy names in a rally Wednesday, powered by new Congressional funding for renewable energy. The post Clean Energy Stocks: Why CLNE and FCEL Stock Are Up Big Today a

The coronavirus stimulus bill has a green energy kicker.