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Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG) generates a steady stream of news as a Fortune 200 utilities company that describes itself as the nation’s largest producer of reliable, emissions-free energy and the largest nuclear energy company in the U.S. On this page, readers can follow developments affecting CEG stock, including corporate transactions, regulatory milestones, project investments and customer agreements.
Recent press releases highlight major strategic moves such as Constellation’s completion of its acquisition of Calpine Corporation, which the company says creates the nation’s largest producer of electricity with 55 gigawatts of capacity from nuclear, natural gas, geothermal, hydro, wind and solar facilities. News coverage also includes financing and regulatory steps tied to this transaction, including Department of Justice resolution, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission conditions and private exchange offers and consent solicitations for Calpine notes.
Constellation’s news flow also features project and technology updates. Examples include Nuclear Regulatory Commission approvals for digital modernization at the Limerick Clean Energy Center, license renewals and upgrades at the Clinton and Dresden Clean Energy Centers, and a DOE-guaranteed loan facility to support the restart and repowering of the Christopher M. Crane Clean Energy Center. These stories illustrate how the company invests in nuclear fleet modernization, reliability, cyber resilience and additional clean energy capacity.
Investors and observers will also find announcements about customer and product initiatives, such as an agreement with W. L. Gore & Associates that incorporates hourly carbon-free energy matching into a clean energy supply arrangement, as well as updates on Constellation’s Energy to Educate grants for STEM and energy-related education projects. Earnings-related 8-K filings and press releases provide information on quarterly results and investor presentations.
By checking this Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG) news feed regularly, readers can monitor how corporate actions, regulatory decisions, plant investments and customer partnerships may shape the company’s role in clean energy and the broader U.S. power market.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) and W. L. Gore & Associates expanded a prior renewable agreement to add hourly carbon-free energy matching, covering approximately 110,000 MWh per year and estimated to reduce Gore's carbon footprint by 33,000 metric tons through November 2026. The hourly matching is enabled by Constellation's always-on nuclear fleet and complements existing solar offtake and additional renewable energy certificates Gore will purchase to support its target of 100% renewable electricity for manufacturing. Both companies frame the change as improving consistency and verifiability of Gore's Scope 2 emissions reduction efforts.
Constellation describes its fleet as nearly 90% carbon-free with generating capacity equivalent to powering 16 million homes, and highlights its role supplying businesses and public-sector customers nationwide.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) announced on December 5, 2025 that it reached a resolution with the U.S. Department of Justice that provides the final regulatory clearance required to complete its acquisition of Calpine.
The resolution requires divestiture of multiple generating assets: four Mid‑Atlantic plants (Hay Road, Edge Moor, Bethlehem, York 1) plus York 2 (828 MW), Jack Fusco Energy Center (605 MW), and a minority interest in Gregory Power Plant (385 MW). Closing can proceed once a court signs the agreed stipulation and order.
The company said it expects a robust market for the divested assets and attractive sale value, and framed the approval as enabling the combined company to serve customers and communities at larger scale.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) announced senior leadership changes effective upon completion of its transaction with Calpine, expected to close in Q4 2025 subject to Department of Justice clearance and customary conditions.
Kathleen Barrón will retire after a long tenure and remain as an advisor through the first half of 2026. Dan Eggers expands to Senior Executive VP, Finance and Data Economy; Shane Smith becomes EVP and Chief Financial Officer; David Dardis will lead external affairs and generation development. Andrew Novotny of Calpine will join as Senior Executive VP, Constellation Power Operations and President and CEO of Calpine.
The company describes a combined scale with nearly 90% carbon-free output, powering the equivalent of 16 million homes.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) awarded more than $500,000 in Energy to Educate (E2) grants on November 20, 2025, funding 24 hands-on STEM and clean-energy projects across nine states.
The grants reach over 31,000 students from middle school to college this year and support projects on solar vehicles, renewable energy systems, battery and inverter technologies, and advanced nuclear training. E2 has provided nearly $7 million in funding since 2010, reaching more than 330,000 students.
Constellation (NASDAQ: CEG) secured a $1 billion DOE loan to back the restart and launch of the Crane Clean Energy Center, adding 835 MW of baseload nuclear power to the grid and leveraging private investment under the Energy Dominance Financing Program.
The announcement cites over 3,400 projected jobs, more than $16 billion in estimated Pennsylvania GDP impact, and over $3 billion in state and federal tax revenue; Crane is >80% staffed with 500+ employees and inspections and regulatory reviews continue on schedule.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) reported third quarter 2025 results with GAAP net income $930M ($2.97 per share) and adjusted operating earnings $952M ($3.04 per share). Adjusted EPS rose from $2.74 in Q3 2024 to $3.04 in Q3 2025. The company narrowed full‑year 2025 adjusted operating earnings guidance to $9.05–$9.45 per share. Conowingo dam received a Maryland water quality certification after a settlement, clearing the way for re‑licensing and continued hydroelectric operation. Nuclear production and operations remained strong, and management noted progress toward closing the Calpine transaction.
Management scheduled a webcast and call for today at 10:00 a.m. ET.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) proposed up to 5,800 megawatts of new generation and battery storage in Maryland on November 4, 2025, offering a menu of near- and long-term options to meet rising electricity demand, lower bills and support climate goals.
Near-term filings (Oct 31) include >1,500 MW of fast-track projects: up to 800 MW battery storage and >700 MW of gas-fired units that could later convert to hydrogen. Longer-term options total up to 4,000 MW of nuclear investments, including relicensing Calvert Cliffs (~2,000 MW) and a possible 2,000 MW new advanced nuclear build; uprates could add 190 MW.
Calpine (NYSE:CEG) and CyrusOne expanded their Powered Land Agreement to a total of 400 MW at the Thad Hill Energy Center in Bosque County, Texas, adding 210 MW to the original 190 MW.
The supply secures power, grid connection, and land for a hyperscale CyrusOne data center currently under construction and expected to be operational by Q4 2026. Calpine highlighted coordinated operations to curtail generation during supply scarcity to support grid reliability. The companies said the deal supports fast deployment for large-load customers and positions Calpine as a provider of scalable power solutions for hyperscale data centers.
Constellation Energy (Nasdaq: CEG) declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.3878 per share. The dividend is payable on Dec. 5, 2025 to shareholders of record as of 5 p.m. Eastern on Nov. 17, 2025.
Constellation (Nasdaq: CEG) and Xpansiv will launch annual emission-free energy certificates (EFECs) sourced from Constellation's clean energy centers in the PJM region on Xpansiv’s CBL spot exchange beginning December 2, 2025. The partners plan to add hourly EFECs later and will use Xpansiv’s North American Renewables Registry (NAR) to issue nuclear-based zero-emission certificates (ZECs) with full lifecycle traceability.
The announcement links these products to demand growth from data centers and cites NAR’s registry coverage of more than 89 GW of renewable capacity. A webinar is scheduled for November 12, 2025 to explain registry-issued certificates.