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Bloom Energy founder K.R. Sridhar on 60 MinutesThe news wires are buzzing today with hype surrounding the Bloom Box, a "revolutionary" micro power plant that is purported to produce a steady supply of clean, cheap, and efficient energy. The box is set to be officially unveiled this Wednesday, so details are scant and skepticism reigns, however the company has already garnered an impressive roster of clients including Google, Wal-Mart, Staples, and eBay (who purchased five boxes nine months ago and claims they are producing 100KW - enough energy to fuel <b>15%</b> of their operations). Each box is about as large as a refrigerator, takes one day to produce, and uses a chemical process that combines oxygen and fuel to generate enough energy for <b>100</b> homes....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/bloom-energy-set-to-unveil-miraculous-micro-power-plant/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
Bloom Box ceramic platesThe news wires are buzzing today with hype surrounding the Bloom Box, a "revolutionary" micro power plant that is purported to produce a steady supply of clean, cheap, and efficient energy. The box is set to be officially unveiled this Wednesday, so details are scant and skepticism reigns, however the company has already garnered an impressive roster of clients including Google, Wal-Mart, Staples, and eBay (who purchased five boxes nine months ago and claims they are producing 100KW - enough energy to fuel <b>15%</b> of their operations). Each box is about as large as a refrigerator, takes one day to produce, and uses a chemical process that combines oxygen and fuel to generate enough energy for <b>100</b> homes....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/bloom-energy-set-to-unveil-miraculous-micro-power-plant/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
Bloom Energy BoxThe news wires are buzzing today with hype surrounding the Bloom Box, a "revolutionary" micro power plant that is purported to produce a steady supply of clean, cheap, and efficient energy. The box is set to be officially unveiled this Wednesday, so details are scant and skepticism reigns, however the company has already garnered an impressive roster of clients including Google, Wal-Mart, Staples, and eBay (who purchased five boxes nine months ago and claims they are producing 100KW - enough energy to fuel <b>15%</b> of their operations). Each box is about as large as a refrigerator, takes one day to produce, and uses a chemical process that combines oxygen and fuel to generate enough energy for <b>100</b> homes....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/bloom-energy-set-to-unveil-miraculous-micro-power-plant/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
