Bloom Energy Corporation (NYSE: BE) filed a Form 8-K on July 9, 2026, issuing a Regulation FD response to a July 8, 2026 report published by Hunterbrook Media LLC. The company said Hunterbrook has disclosed that it may hold positions that would profit from a decline in Bloom Energy’s stock price, and Bloom used the filing to publicly reject the report’s allegations. Bloom Energy “categorically” denied the report’s claims about the company’s financial results and accounting, calling them “false and misleading.” The company said it stands behind the accuracy and integrity of its audited financial statements and financial reporting, and directed investors to its most recent annual and quarterly filings for its official disclosures. The company also addressed the report’s claims regarding scandium oxide, a material used in Bloom’s fuel cells. Bloom rejected the report’s conclusions and said it has sufficient scandium oxide supply to meet current fuel-cell demand and backlog. The company further stated that its supply is not dependent on China and that it is not dependent on China to scale scandium oxide availability for future demand growth. Bloom added that it has “clear visibility” into its supply chain to support production of 25 gigawatts of fuel cells per year and said it will continue expanding that capacity. The filing also pointed investors to a company blog post titled “Demystifying Scandium Oxide: Why It Matters in Bloom Fuel Cells” for additional discussion of the material and its role in Bloom’s technology. The 8-K did not report an insider transaction, securities issuance, share sale, option grant, acquisition, executive change, or financial restatement. Instead, it served as a public rebuttal under Item 7.01, Regulation FD Disclosure, aimed at responding to market-facing allegations that could affect investor perception of Bloom Energy’s accounting and supply-chain resilience. The filing was signed on July 9, 2026, by Shawn Soderberg, Bloom Energy’s Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary.