The company sources raw materials and third-party services globally from suppliers in North America, Asia, Europe, and India, specializing in compaction, sintering, brazing, and specialty material manufacturing. It maintains multiple sources for most materials, except where specialized technology is required, and holds multi-year supply agreements with some partners to ensure continuity and pricing stability. The company collaborates with suppliers to reduce costs through improved manufacturing technologies and economies of scale. In response to global supply chain disruptions, it managed allocations, increased throughput, qualified new suppliers, and reduced dependency on constrained materials. The company has initiatives to mitigate trade tariffs and protection measures, noting limited exposure to China but potential cost impacts from tariffs on imports from other countries. Despite some vendor delays in 2025, it avoided significant manufacturing delays. Additionally, the company executes Operations and Maintenance Agreements, providing ongoing service and monitoring for its Energy Server systems worldwide through Remote Monitoring and Control Centers in the U.S. and India, ensuring 24x7 operational capability and maintenance.
Bloom Energy's Comment on Supply Chain
The company sources raw materials and third-party services globally from suppliers in North America, Asia, Europe, and India, specializing in compaction, sintering, brazing, and specialty material manufacturing. It maintains multiple sources for most materials, except where specialized technology is required, and holds multi-year supply agreements with some partners to ensure continuity and pricing stability. The company collaborates with suppliers to reduce costs through improved manufacturing technologies and economies of scale. In response to global supply chain disruptions, it managed allocations, increased throughput, qualified new suppliers, and reduced dependency on constrained materials. The company has initiatives to mitigate trade tariffs and protection measures, noting limited exposure to China but potential cost impacts from tariffs on imports from other countries. Despite some vendor delays in 2025, it avoided significant manufacturing delays. Additionally, the company executes Operations and Maintenance Agreements, providing ongoing service and monitoring for its Energy Server systems worldwide through Remote Monitoring and Control Centers in the U.S. and India, ensuring 24x7 operational capability and maintenance.
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