行业迎50亿美元大单，SOFC或成海外AI电力重要来源

Group 1 - Brookfield Asset Management has partnered with Bloom Energy to provide new energy solutions for AI data centers through on-site power generation technology [1] - Brookfield plans to invest up to $5 billion in Bloom Energy's fuel cell technology, marking its first investment to support the power and computing infrastructure strategy for large AI data centers [1] - Bloom Energy's stock surged by 25% following the announcement of the partnership [1] Group 2 - The rapid growth of AI has led to increased electricity consumption in global data centers, creating urgent power supply issues, especially in regions with low power system redundancy like North America [1] - Traditional grid-dependent power supply models are struggling to meet the demands of new data centers, with average wait times for new power access in regions like PJM being 3-5 years [1] - SOFC (Solid Oxide Fuel Cell) technology is emerging as an alternative power source for overseas data centers due to its modular deployment, high efficiency, reliability, and low emissions [1] - Despite high initial capital expenditures and short lifespan of core components, the potential for future cost reductions and ITC subsidies may enhance the long-term economic viability of SOFC technology [1] Group 3 - SanHuan Group's subsidiary, Shenzhen SanHuan, has officially launched a 300 kW SOFC commercialization demonstration project [2] - DaYang Electric has clearly defined its hydrogen fuel cell strategy, which has already been applied in the automotive sector on a large scale [2]