FuelCell Energy's CEO, Jason Few, has shown his support for the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' (OBBBA) for its initiatives in advancing the fuel cell industry. The legislation, which includes reinstating the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and maintaining tax credit transferability, aligns with the company's objectives of promoting U.S. clean energy leadership. The ITC's reinstatement opens up opportunities for FuelCell Energy to expand its deployment of U.S.-manufactured platforms. Moreover, the provision for tax credit transferability is crucial for firms with limited tax liabilities, improving project economics and capital formation. The modifications to hydrogen provisions within the bill also play a vital role in creating a stable policy environment for existing hydrogen investments and future innovations. These changes help protect and advance FuelCell Energy's technology portfolio, especially in hydrogen production solutions. By emphasizing the bill's support for data center infrastructure, grid resilience, and the clean energy sector, Few highlights its role in strengthening America's position in clean energy and advocating for job creation and advanced manufacturing. The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' is poised to reinforce the U.S.'s clean energy leadership while driving innovation and economic growth within the sector.