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Constellation Energy focuses on meeting growing customer demand for reliable and carbon-free energy.
In 2025, stocks involved in nuclear energy have been some of the best performers in the market. Established leader Constellation Energy NASDAQ: CEG is up 44%, and small modular reactor developer NuScale Power NYSE: SMR is up 95% as of the Aug. 18 close.
OKLO's bold nuclear vision contrasts with CEG's proven scale, revenue strength, and long-term deals with tech giants.
Over the last year, Constellation Energy (CEG -1.72%) has emerged as a key player in powering the growing demand of data-hungry hyperscalers. With landmark deals already in place with tech giants Microsoft and Meta, Constellation has staked its claim as a key supplier of reliable, carbon-free energy.
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The Trump administration has plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030. It's far from clear if that will actually happen in just five years -- or ever.
CEG beats on Q2 earnings and revenues, secures Meta deal, and advances nuclear and renewable growth plans.
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
Constellation Energy is the largest U.S. producer of carbon-free electricity, with industry-leading nuclear capacity and operational efficiency. Scale provides Constellation with significant cost advantages, high entry barriers for competitors, and strong policy support, including Production Tax Credits. Recent acquisitions expand its geographic reach and energy mix, positioning it to meet surging demand from both AI and traditional sectors.