Hydrogen stocks are in the news Tuesday as several companies see their shares head higher today!
Let’s dive into that news below to see what has hydrogen stocks on the move!
Hydrogen Stocks News: Plug Power (PLUG)
Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) stock starts us off with shares rising more than 10% as of Tuesday afternoon. This comes after the company signed a deal with Walmart (NYSE:WMT). That will have it providing the retailer with 20 tons per day of liquid green hydrogen. This will power the chain’s power material handling lift trucks at its distribution and fulfillment centers in the U.S.
Hydrogen Stocks News: FuelCell Energy (FCEL)
FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ:FCEL) stock is up next with the company’s shares rising over 5% as of this writing. There’s no specific news behind today’s increase. Instead, it looks like FCEL stock is rising in sympathy with PLUG. It’s also worth mentioning that the stock is recovering from a drop during trading hours yesterday.
Hydrogen Stocks News: Bloom Energy (BE)
Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) closes us out today with the company’s stock rising more than 6% this afternoon. Just like with FCEL, there’s no specific news behind the jump in BE stock today. That means it’s also likely rising higher with PLUG shares. Also, BE stock is also recovering from a dip on Monday.
Investors on the lookout for more stock market news today will want to stick around!
InvestorPlace has all the latest stock market coverage that traders need to know about for Tuesday! That includes an update on the Elon Musk Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) saga, why Axsome Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AXSM) stock is rising, as well as what to expect from the upcoming Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) earnings call. You can find out more about these matters at the following links!
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