Clean Energy Fuels (NASDAQ:CLNE) has seen a shift in analyst sentiment over the past three months, with ratings ranging from bullish to bearish. Recent updates show a decrease in the average price target to $5.62, down 16.74%, reflecting a negative sentiment shift. Analysts from Scotiabank and Raymond James have lowered their price targets, indicating concerns over the company's market position and financial performance. Despite challenges in revenue growth and below-average ROE and ROA, Clean Energy Fuels's efficient cost management and low debt-to-equity ratio suggest some financial health.