Brenmiller Energy shares surge 72.14% premarket after expanding U.S. commercial pipeline to $210 million with Rock Energy Storage.

think> Okay, let's tackle this. The user wants me to act as a financial analyst explaining Brenmiller Energy's stock price movement based on recent news. The stock is up 72.14% in premarket trading. First, I need to check the news events provided to see what could cause such a big jump. Looking through the news, the most recent ones are from January 2025. The latest is from January 17, 2025, but the stock movement is in premarket, so maybe the news from the previous day or earlier. Let me scan for positive news. There's a news item from January 8, 2025, about Brenmiller expanding its U.S. commercial pipeline to over $210M with Rock Energy Storage. That's a significant positive. Then, on December 31, 2024, they completed component manufacturing for the Tempo project, on-track for 2025. Another positive from December 30: selected to power a project in Spain by REBI. December 26: new chairman appointed in Europe. December 23: saving Tempo $7.5M in energy costs. December 20: ISO certification. December 4: $1.05M private placement. November and earlier have more deals and partnerships. But the stock is moving up 72% in premarket. Such a large jump usually comes from a major announcement. The most recent positive news before the premarket would be the January 8, 2025, news about the $210M pipeline. However, the date is January 8, which is a few weeks before the current date of January 17. But maybe there's a more recent catalyst. Wait, the user's input says the stock performance is premarket, but the date isn't specified. The latest news in the list is from January 17, 2025, but that's a headline about the stock dropping 10.7% on Americanbankingnews.com. However, the stock is up 72% in premarket. That seems conflicting. Wait, the user provided the stock performance as "Brenmiller Energy盘前 premarketup72.1448468%". So the stock is up 72.14% in premarket. The recent news includes events up to January 17, but the latest news on that date is about a 10.7% drop. But that might be a different date. Wait, the date on that news is January 17 at 3:07 AM, but the stock movement is in premarket. If the premarket is before the open, then the news from 3:07 AM (which is early morning) might be the cause. However, the news article is titled "Brenmiller Energy (NASDAQ:BNRG) Stock Price Down 10.7% - What's Next?" which seems contradictory. Maybe that's a typo or misunderstanding. Alternatively, perhaps the stock is up 72% in premarket due to positive news from earlier. Let me check the other recent positive news. The most recent positive news before the 10.7% drop would be from January 8, 2025, about the $210M pipeline. But if the premarket is on January 17, then the news from January 8 is over a week old. Maybe there's a more recent positive news that's causing the jump. Wait, there's a news from December 31, 2024, about completing manufacturing for the Tempo project. But that's December. The latest positive news would be from January 8. Maybe the user's data is a bit mixed up with dates. Alternatively, maybe the stock is reacting to the news from the previous day (January 16) which is about regaining compliance with Nasdaq's bid price rule. That's a positive for the stock as it avoids delisting. The news on January 16 at 4:01 PM says they regained compliance. If the premarket is on January 17, then the news from the 16th would be the reason. The stock might be up because they met the bid price requirement, which is a positive development. However, the user's news list includes that. So, the key here is to connect the stock's 72% premarket gain to the most relevant recent news. The most recent positive news is the compliance with Nasdaq's bid price rule on January 16. That would prevent delisting and is a positive catalyst. Additionally, the expansion of the U.S. pipeline to $210M on January 8 could be another factor. But the 72% jump is massive, so perhaps the compliance news is the main driver.