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STEM
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STEM
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, STEM has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -82% compared to S&P 500's +17% growth.
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Stem Inc
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Stem helps businesses and power producers manage batteries, solar, and other distributed energy assets. Its main product is software that predicts when to store electricity, when to use it, and when to sell power back to the grid. The company also works with customers on battery systems and grid-connected energy projects, which makes it part software company and part energy infrastructure provider. Its main customers are commercial and industrial companies, renewable energy developers, utilities, and property owners that want to lower electricity costs or make energy assets earn more money. Stem makes money by selling software subscriptions, project and system services, and contracts tied to managing customer energy assets over time. In some deals, it also earns fees for helping customers participate in electricity markets and utility programs. What makes Stem different is that it sits at the intersection of energy hardware and software. It does not just install batteries; it helps run them intelligently so they can respond to electricity prices, demand spikes, and grid needs. That gives the company a role as an energy manager for customers that want to turn flexible power assets into an ongoing source of value.