This brochure explains how Bloom’s Energy Server captures high-temperature exhaust from solid oxide fuel cells and repurposes it for hot water, steam, or chilled-water production. The hydrogen-ready platform can operate on natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, or fuel blends and may be configured for primary power, microgrids, or off-grid operation. Heat capture raises lifetime average total system efficiency above 90% while reducing fuel use, operating costs, and emissions. Typical applications include process hot water, steam generation at 5–15 barg, and absorption-chiller cooling for data centers and industrial sites. For a 1 MW installation, the document estimates 13,000–16,500 kg/hr of hot water, 540–675 kg/hr of steam, or 175–200 tons of chilled water, with corresponding annual emissions re

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