The massive Democratic victory in the midterms has another headwind of increased regulation for data center infrastructure.

However, I believe that these regulations will like drive data centers to Bloom Energy Corporation (BE), which provides clean energy on-site in the fastest time to deployment.

Bloom Energy checks all the boxes of no noise pollution, no water consumption, and not increasing electricity bills for residential customers.

Bloom Energy had a backlog of $20B with sizable growth opportunities to partner with electrical utilities.

Bloom has a lot of positives

Longer-term, I believe that this alternative source of power will be more ingrained on-site, and according to Bloom, 25% of power will move on-site by 2030 and 30% by 2035,

For artificial intelligence, speed to deployment equals revenue because the GPU has a shelf life of 6 years, and an idle GPU is a complete waste. Bloom’s contract to deployment is just 2 to 3 months.

In a “buffet-esque” argument, Bloom’s products have zero to a few substitutes, which fulfill all the requirements demanded by regulation, and the huge backlog of $20 billion in Dec. 2025 does back that argument.

Americans don’t hate data centers per se; they hate data centers in their community monopolizing public resources such as water and electricity, the noise pollution from power generation, and the subsidies, which take away taxpayer money and resources that should have gone to the community.

If done right, this works for everyone, and Bloom checks a lot of boxes. Isn’t that bullish?

My conclusion is that if Bloom doesn’t satisfy the regulations needed for data centers, I don’t know what will. I rate it as a Strong Buy.

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