Bloom Energy’s shareholders enjoyed a 35% jump in its stock price on Wednesday, after the company outlined its plans to enter the commercial hydrogen market – with plans to establish an early dominance in South Korea. After years of toying with hydrogen-ready products, the California-based company announced this week that it will bring to market hydrogen-powered fuel cells and electrolyzers for the production of green hydrogen. Through a partnership with SK Engineering and Construction (SK E&C), Bloom will introduce this new range of products into the South Korean market in 2021. Bloom’s core business has historically operated around its Energy Server system, which it developed for the initial intention of producing fuel and oxygen on Mars for NASA. The server…