In the closing of the recent trading day, Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG) stood at $294.84, denoting a +1.09% move from the preceding trading day.

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Constellation Energy is evolving into a critical AI infrastructure energy provider, not just a traditional utility. Calpine integration and PJM capacity price surge underpin a new, higher-reliability revenue model with a $2.2B annual revenue floor. Regulatory clarity enables direct nuclear-powered data center colocation, unlocking long-term contracts with tech giants and extending asset longevity.

Energy stocks have been a crapshoot for investors over the past five years, partly because of a disconnect between where consumer dollars are going and where investor capital has been flowing.

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Constellation Energy should report its fourth-quarter earnings this week. Shares of the power company have slumped since its last earnings report.

Constellation Energy's stock has dropped 32% from its October peak due to proposed regulatory caps on electricity rates in one of its key markets. A joint statement from the Trump administration and PJM state governors encourages measures, like a one-time emergency auction for baseload power generation, which may affect wholesale producers like Constellation.

Constellation Energy Corp (NASDAQ:CEG) surged 10.33% this week, closing at $288.43 on Friday, February 13.

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