And Lux Research has this post looking at the economics of the Bloom Box, which is a good read.

FORBES: The Economics of Bloom Energy's 'Breakthrough' Fuel Cell

Solid oxide fuel cells have notoriously faced challenges with durability, since they operate at very high temperatures, which the Bloom box will also have to overcome to prove profitable.

FORBES: The Economics of Bloom Energy's 'Breakthrough' Fuel Cell

Clearly, though, the Bloom Box is still not a zero emissions tech and would only cut emissions by roughly 50% relative to the national average, unless it runs on landfill gas or biogas or hydrogen from electrolysis fueled by zero-carbon electricity (which would be much more expensive as you have to add cost of electrolysis unit, higher cost electricity, and about 30% conversion losses in electrolysis).

FORBES: The Economics of Bloom Energy's 'Breakthrough' Fuel Cell

On Thursday morning, alternative energy media darling Bloom Energy announced it is adding a new way for companies and universities to get their hands on a Bloom fuel cell box.

FORBES: Bloom Energy's New Pay-For-Power Plan Opens Big Markets

Following the 2003 blockbuster, Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, and Keira Knightly all return for some swashbuckling fun and almost certain big box office.

NPR: Summary Judgment: 'A Scanner Darkly,' 'Pirates of the Caribbean,' 'Once in a Lifetime'