Bloom Energy Corp. (BE), a company specializing in on-site power generation, has seen a remarkable gain of 1,142% since its initial recommendation by investor Louis Navellier in March 2025, when it was trading around $23 per share with a market cap of approximately $5 billion. The company is poised for further growth as global data center power demand is projected to surge 220% by 2030, driven by escalating needs for AI infrastructure.
As of April 28, Bloom’s revenue for Q1 soared 130.4% year-over-year to $751.1 million, exceeding analyst expectations by nearly $211 million. The company has secured significant contracts, including a landmark deal for fuel cell capacity expected to enhance AI server manufacturing resilience against power outages and wildfires. Notably, U.S. data centers currently consume about 7% of all American electricity, a figure expected to rise rapidly.
Navellier’s tracking system has identified 53 additional stocks with potential for similar explosive growth, indicating a robust pipeline of opportunities in the AI infrastructure sector. Interested investors can join a free event on May 13, where Navellier will share insights and further stock recommendations.
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