Constellation Energy Corporation

CEG ·Utilities, Utilities - Regulated Electric, United States
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As of Fiscal Year 2025 (ended December 31, 2025)

Key KPIs at a Glance

Metric Value
Total operating revenues (FY2025) $25.533 billion, up 8.3% year-over-year
GAAP net income attributable to common shareholders (FY2025) $2.319 billion ($7.40 diluted EPS), down from $3.749 billion ($11.89 EPS) in FY2024
Adjusted (non-GAAP) operating earnings (FY2025) $2.944 billion ($9.39/share), up from $2.735 billion ($8.67/share) in FY2024
GAAP net income margin (FY2025) Approximately 9.1% of revenue
Total generation capacity Approximately 34,000 MW (34 GW) across nuclear, gas, hydro, wind and solar
Nuclear fleet size and position Approximately 22 GW of nuclear capacity, the largest nuclear fleet in the U.S. -- well ahead of Duke Energy (~11 GW) and Vistra (~6.6 GW); roughly 22-23% of total U.S. nuclear capacity of ~97 GW (source: The Motley Fool, Sept. 2026, compared with EIA nuclear capacity data)
Nuclear fleet capacity factor (FY2025) 94.7%
Employees Approximately 15,339 (2025)
Customer accounts served Approximately 2 million retail electric and gas customer accounts

Operating Revenue by Region (FY2025)

Total Operating Revenues: $25.52B

Constellation Energy segment revenue by power region, FY2025; 'Unallocated' includes corporate, trading and hedging activity not tied to a specific region (source: MarketScreener, from company filings)

Total Revenue Growth

Constellation Energy full-year total operating revenues, FY2021-FY2025; FY2021 reflects pre-spinoff carve-out financials

Sources: Total operating revenues, GAAP net income and non-GAAP adjusted operating earnings are from Constellation Energy's Q4/full-year 2025 earnings release (Feb. 2026). Revenue by region reflects Constellation's segment disclosure (Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Other Power Regions, New York, ERCOT, plus an Unallocated category covering corporate, trading and hedging activity not assigned to a generation region), as compiled by MarketScreener from the company's FY2025 filings; slices sum to about $25.52 billion, roughly $13 million (0.05%) below the $25.533 billion reported total due to rounding. FY2021 revenue reflects Constellation's carve-out financial statements prior to its February 2022 spin-off from Exelon. Nuclear capacity and its estimated share of total U.S. nuclear capacity are third-party estimates (The Motley Fool, citing company and EIA-comparable data); no independent third-party estimate of Constellation's overall electricity market share was found and none is forced here.