1. Bloom Energy reported better-than-expected Q1 results, driven by project timing, but maintained full-year guidance; 2. The abrupt resignation of CFO Daniel Berenbaum raises concerns about the reliability of company projections; 3. Regulatory delays are limiting near-term deployments under its AI data center agreement with AEP, and the stock remains overvalued despite recent declines.
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