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Constellation Energy (CEG) shares have risen 0.4% over three months, outperforming the Alternative Energy industry's 14% decline and peers like Vistra (down 7.8%) and NextEra (down 11.1%). The company benefits from AI-dr

Constellation Energy (CEG) holds a near-term advantage over Vistra (VST) following major nuclear-related deals, with long-term power agreements from tech giants and upgraded EPS guidance supporting 5-6% upside potential

On October 1, Jim Cramer highlighted Constellation Energy and Vistra on Mad Money, noting their share-price declines of 37% and 36% from highs and calling them cheap amid rising demand for nuclear electricity. Constellat

Constellation Energy shares surged 12.25% to close at $300.40 on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, after the company and Google announced a landmark power purchase agreement, sparking a broad rally across nuclear and power stock

Vistra Corp. and Constellation Energy shares have surged on a federal loan package and a major corporate power deal, though both stocks remain down sharply in 2026. The U.S. government is expected to announce a $4 billio

Rising electricity demand from AI data centers, urbanization, and electrification is boosting nuclear energy's role as a reliable clean power source. Constellation Energy (CEG) and Dominion Energy (D) are key beneficiari

Constellation Energy is expanding its clean-energy portfolio, combining nuclear and renewable assets with flexible generation to meet rising electricity demand. Its 55-gigawatt diversified generation portfolio supplies a

On September 10, 2026, Constellation Energy agreed to acquire the 609-MW Rhode Island State Energy Center (RISEC) from Shell Energy North America for $715 million in cash, or about $580 million net of expected first-year