Fusion Fuel Green PLC increased its maximum aggregate offering price for Class A shares to $4,184,136 under an At The Market Offering Agreement with H.C. Wainwright & Co., LLC, following a previous sale of $2,063,999. The company, based in Ireland, aims to strengthen its financial position in the renewable energy sector through green hydrogen production.

The article highlights key stock market movements on July 26, 2025, including Alibaba's decline due to a Mizuho downgrade, Linkhome's successful IPO, Fusion Fuel Green's $4.3M PIPE, Coursera's strong earnings report, ARK Invest's Iridium purchase, Healthcare Triangle's rally, AMD's rise from Steam Deck 2 rumors, Deckers' Q1 earnings surge, and SoFi's pre-earnings dip.

Seattle-based Avalanche Energy has secured a $10 million grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce Green Jobs Grant Program to establish FusionWERX, a commercial-scale fusion R&D facility in Eastern Washington. The public-private partnership aims to advance fusion technology, support supply chains, and create jobs. The facility will focus on tritium handling and collaborate with industry partners, while Avalanche has raised $50 million in funding and is targeting a $100 million Series B round.

U.S. stocks traded mixed on Tuesday, with General Motors shares falling due to weak EBIT margins and tariffs. Fusion Fuel Green PLC surged after a partnership announcement, while Replimune Group and Oriental Rise Holdings declined. Commodities and European/Asian markets also saw mixed performance.

Fusion Fuel Green PLC (NASDAQ: HTOO), a green hydrogen solutions provider, announced strategic progress including a 1-for-35 reverse stock split to regain Nasdaq compliance, $2.58M in financing, and a £50M UK fuel distribution acquisition. The company also secured $7.4M in contracts through its subsidiary Al Shola Gas, targeting $20M in 2025 revenue, and partnered with Sungrow for electrolyzer solutions in Iberia.