Twenty large, well-known companies, including Google, FedEx and eBay, have quietly bought and are testing Bloom Energy's boxes in California ahead of its public launch later this week. Each Bloom box ...

This is part of a series on distributed renewable energy posted to Grist. It originally appeared on Energy Self-Reliant States, a resource of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s New Rules Project.

After 8 years in stealth mode, Bloom Energy has finally revealed all about its Bloom Box fuel cell device (AKA the Bloom Energy Server). We already learned a lot from Sunday’s 60 Minutes segment on ...

Start-up Bloom Energy is set to officially announce its "power plant in a box" this week. What is it and how does it work? Brooke Crothers Former CNET contributor Brooke Crothers writes about mobile ...

Bloom Energy, the much-hyped startup behind the Bloom Energy Server fuel cell device (aka the Bloom Box), has mostly remained quiet since its February launch–until now. Software giant Adobe just ...

With Sunday night's "60 Minutes" report about Bloom Boxes on everyone's mind, Bloom Energy's CEO will join eBay's CEO, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and board member Colin Powell to announce something at ...

On 60 Minutes tonight a brand new energy company unveiled what was billed as a potentially revolutionary energy technology called Bloom Boxes. Based on fuel-cell technologies, Stahl unveiled the ...

60 Minutes did an overview of the Bloom Box, a device that can generate energy on the spot from an outfit called Bloom Energy. The Bloom Box could power one home in the U.S. and four to six in India.

60 Minutes reports that the magic behind the Bloom Box starts with the company baking basic sand and cutting it into little squares that are turned into a ceramic, which are then coated with green and ...