
Constellation is the commercial and consumer brand of Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG), a publicly traded American clean energy company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. The brand covers the company's competitive retail electricity and natural gas supply business and its nuclear-backed clean generation products, serving about 2.5 million customer accounts across the United States.
Parent Company
Founded
2022
Status
Publicly Traded
Headquarters
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| Constellation | Constellation Energy Corporation | Brand division |
The Constellation brand name originates with Constellation Energy Group, the Baltimore-based holding company created from Baltimore Gas and Electric in 1999. Its competitive retail supply arm, Constellation NewEnergy, was founded in 2001 and grew into one of the largest competitive energy suppliers in the United States.
Exelon acquired Constellation Energy Group in 2012 and folded the retail business into its generation division. When Exelon spun off its competitive businesses in February 2022, the new company took the Constellation name and revived the brand as its unified consumer and business-facing identity.
The brand's profile rose sharply through 2024 and 2025 as Constellation signed headline-making clean power agreements. Microsoft's 20-year deal for the restarted Crane Clean Energy Center, the Meta contract for the Clinton nuclear plant, and the Calpine-backed CyrusOne arrangement in Texas all use the Constellation brand for contracted power delivery.
The Calpine acquisition completed in January 2026 expanded the brand's retail reach in Texas and California through Calpine's customer-facing platforms while cementing the Constellation name on the nation's largest generation fleet.
Is Constellation Energy publicly traded?
Yes. Constellation Energy trades on Nasdaq under the ticker CEG. It became a standalone public company on February 1, 2022, when Exelon separated its competitive generation business, and shares are widely held by institutional investors.
When was Constellation Energy founded?
Constellation Energy Corporation was formed in 2022 as a spinoff from Exelon. The name and Baltimore roots trace to Constellation Energy Group, which Exelon had acquired in 2012, and the nuclear plants it operates were built by predecessor utilities from the 1960s onward.
What did Constellation buy in 2026?
Constellation completed its acquisition of Calpine Corporation on January 7, 2026, for $4.5 billion in cash plus 50 million shares. The deal added about 23 gigawatts of natural gas and geothermal capacity and made Constellation the largest private-sector power producer in the world.
What is the Crane Clean Energy Center?
The Crane Clean Energy Center is the restarted Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor in Pennsylvania, which was retired in 2019. Microsoft signed a 20-year PPA to buy its output for data centers, and a $1 billion DOE loan guarantee supports the restart, expected in the late 2020s.
Who is the CEO of Constellation?
Joseph "Joe" Dominguez is president and chief executive officer. He led the 2022 separation from Exelon after serving in senior roles at Exelon Generation and as an Exelon executive.
How much revenue did Constellation make in 2025?
Constellation reported operating revenues of $25.5 billion for fiscal year 2025, with GAAP net income of $7.40 per share and adjusted operating earnings of $9.39 per share. Those figures exclude Calpine, which closed after year-end in January 2026.
The Constellation brand's entire value proposition is built on carbon-free electricity. It sells verified clean energy attributes, renewable energy certificates, and carbon-free matching plans to residential and business customers.
The brand's sustainability story has one major caveat after the Calpine deal: the parent now also operates the nation's largest gas-fired generation fleet, so the brand's clean-energy marketing coexists with substantial fossil generation inside the same corporate family. That duality has drawn criticism from climate advocates despite the company's dominant clean-energy share.
The brand does not carry third-party green certifications; environmental claims are made under the parent's corporate reporting and product labeling.
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| Brand | Parent Company | Country | Founded | Market Position | Primary Market | Gender Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southern Company | USA | 1906 | Mass market | United states | All-ages | |
| Cms Energy | USA | 1987 | Mass market | United states | All-ages | |
| Nrg Energy | Canada (heritage) | 1986 | Market leader | United states | All-ages | |
| Nrg Energy | USA (heritage) | 1997 | Niche | United states | All-ages | |
| Southern Company | USA | 1910 | Mass market | United states | All-consumers | |
| Nrg Energy | USA (parent) | 1989 | Market leader | United states | All-ages |
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