FuelCell Energy, Inc (NASDAQ:FCEL) was skyrocketing up over 18% higher at one point on Monday, confirming a new uptrend after the long-term downtrend in which stock has been trading since Feb. 3.
Although Exxon hasn’t yet made the decision to invest in FuelCell’s technology, Jason Few, president and CEO of FuelCell Energy, said the full-scale prototype will prove that its “carbon capture solution is the only solution that can capture carbon while producing electricity and hydrogen at the same time.
“We believe that this technology will address one of the largest environmental challenges of today, CO2 emissions from industrial and commercial exhaust streams and power generation,” Few said in a press release.
FuelCell has been heavily beaten down, declining 53% since the beginning of February and about 93% since reaching an all-time high on Feb. 10, 2021.
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The FuelCell Chart: FuelCell negated its downtrend on Friday when the stock printed a higher low at the $1.82 mark. On Monday, when FuelCell surged higher, it confirmed a new uptrend by printing a higher high. When FuelCell flew north, it rejected the 21-day exponential moving average (EMA) but was holding above the eight-day EMA, which is a bullish sign.
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