Bloom Energy shares jumped in premarket and advanced in Tuesday trading after an August 21 STOCK Act disclosure showed accounts owned by Paul Pelosi bought 15,000 Bloom Energy shares and 200 June 2027 $100-strike call options on July 24 and July 28, with disclosed value bands of about $3 million to $12 million for the Bloom package. The second purchase came the same day Bloom reported record quarterly revenue above $1 billion, and the stock rose more than 26% by the July 30 close, leaving the household position roughly 26% ahead since the buys. The first trade came two days after Representative Nancy Pelosi voted against H.R.700, which would tighten stock-trading limits on lawmakers and their families. A Pelosi spokesperson said she does not own stocks and has no knowledge of or involvement in the transactions; she has denied insider-trading allegations, and fact-checkers have found no evidence for several widely circulated claims. Quiver Quantitative data show Bloom spent $60,000 on federal lobbying in the second quarter on tax issues involving fuel cells, electrolyzers, hydrogen, and carbon capture. Earlier coverage also detailed related Intel purchases, mixed analyst targets, soft intermediate-term technicals, and clean-energy ETF weightings as investors digested the filings.