The move builds on Bloom Energy’s recent momentum as investors weigh the company’s broader role in powering AI data centers.What Is Driving Bloom Energy’s $25 Billion Financing Expansion?Brookfield increased its framework to finance Bloom-related power projects to $25 billion, up from the previously announced $5 billion, sharpening the market’s focus on Bloom as a "clean, reliable power" lever for AI-driven electricity demand.The company’s chief commercial officer, Aman Joshi, said the expanded commitment reflects momentum from recently announced large-scale deals tied to data-center growth.Short Interest RisesBloom Energy’s short interest rose to 29.78 million shares from 28.56 million in the latest reporting period, meaning more traders are betting against the stock.The short position now represents 11.98% of the publicly available float, while the 2.81 days-to-cover ratio suggests bearish traders could exit relatively quickly based on recent trading volume.Critical Technical Levels To Watch For BE StockThe stock remains in a longer-term uptrend, trading above its 20-day and 200-day moving averages. Bullish moving-average crossovers continue to support momentum and keep the trend constructive.With shares near the June 52-week high of $351.28, investors will watch for a breakout or consolidation.The RSI of 53.86 signals neutral momentum and indicates the move has not become overextended.