Constellation Clean Energy

For the fourth consecutive year, we’ve earned a place on @Just Capital and @CNBC’s list of America’s Top 100 public companies for responsible leadership. We’ve also secured the No. 1 spot for the “Utilities” sector! Learn more ↙️ justcapital.com/rankings/

Brand new 151-ton transformer is installed during Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center Unit 1’s planned refueling outage. Among the thousands of tasks scheduled to help Calvert – Maryland’s largest energy producer – generate enough reliable, clean electricity to power 1.3M homes.

Nothing else on the grid delivers 24/7 output at 90%+ capacity factor and is emissions-free. That’s why major buyers are locking in nuclear. Reliability has value. ⚛️

Nuclear isn’t just megawatts. It’s century-long contracts, fuel supply chains and geopolitical alignment. In a world competing for influence, reactors are strategic assets. etfdb.com/nuclear-energy…

The Constellation name is now shining bright at the Conowingo Dam – Maryland’s largest renewable energy resource. The new sign symbolizes our renewed commitment to the hydroelectric plant, which powers 165,000 homes and prevents 867,000 metric tons of carbon emissions annually.

Illinois communities know nuclear. They live near it. They work in it. They rely on it. And they want more of it. nbcchicago.com/news/local/chi…

LaSalle Clean Energy Center is a powerhouse. ⚡️ 2,320 MW of always-on power 💪 92.8% capacity factor in 2025 🏠 Enough electricity for 1.7 MILLION homes That’s more than 10% of Illinois’ power from just two units.

This year’s Nuclear Financing Summit didn’t stop for the snow – and neither did the industry’s momentum. This is about more than enthusiasm. Investors are underwriting projects. Customers are locking in power. States are competing to host new builds. nei.org/news/nuclear-t…

We’re excited too. Eight planned outages across the Constellation fleet through Spring will help ensure our units are set up for month after month of uninterrupted service regardless of weather conditions.

Banks, tech giants and governments are betting on nuclear. Reliable power is good business. ⚛️ thehill.com/opinion/energy…

Planned nuclear refueling and maintenance outages for Spring2026 are underway, beginning with LaSalle Clean Energy Center in IL. Here, a single bundle of fuel is removed from Unit 1’s reactor core. One of 1000s of crucial tasks to help the unit run uninterrupted for 24 months.

This is the reality we're planning for – electricity demand is rising. Reliable, emissions-free nuclear power is essential to keeping the grid strong and affordable. 📊 @pjminterconnect

Love the environment? You should love nuclear power. No air pollution. No carbon emissions. Solid waste that’s safely stored and gets less dangerous over time – unlike most industrial toxins we live with every day. Clean energy isn’t scary. Dirty air is.

In 2025, the Fitzpatrick Clean Energy Center ran at a 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙝𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙘𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙘𝙖𝙥𝙖𝙘𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙤𝙧 – producing electricity nonstop all year long. You don’t need to be a calculus major to know it doesn’t get better than that. 💯 x.com/GovNuclear/sta…

Everyone agrees we need more nuclear. A key question is whether policy will keep up. From NRC modernization to fuel security and workforce development, these are the concrete steps @NEI thinks are required to turn momentum into megawatts 👇 nei.org/news/prioritie…

This is what spent nuclear fuel actually looks like: Pellet → Rod → Cask Solid → Solid → Solid Not liquid. Not airborne. Not dangerous to nearby communities. x.com/GovNuclear/sta…

Crane Clean Energy Center + airplane view + snow = art. Even more beautiful? When it begins producing 835 MW of reliable, emissions-free power in 2027.

Did you know Walt Disney once planned a nuclear-powered city? He believed nuclear energy could unlock limitless creativity, innovation and growth. We happen to agree. nei.org/news/fissionar…

To power 100,000 homes for an hour: ⚛️ Nuclear: a tennis ball of uranium 🚌 Coal: two school buses of fuel ☀️ Solar: thousands of football fields of solar panels – plus massive batteries at night Higher energy density means lower land usage, cost and environmental impact.

This is the U.S. nuclear roadmap. From ~100 GW today to 400 GW by 2050. Nuclear power isn't just back – it's growing better and bigger than ever before. 📊 @WorldNuclear