CEG Constellation Energy (CEG) Q1 FY26 earnings call
Constellation frames itself as a growth-with-optionality story: a highly visible base anchored by the inflation-geared nuclear PTC and long-term C&I contracts, layered with Calpine's gas/retail capabilities and multiple upside levers. The quarter was operationally clean and in line, and management leaned into disciplined capital return and rising free cash flow while awaiting PJM regulatory clarity it expects to firm up by year-end.
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CEG operating KPIs by quarter
| KPI | Jun 2025 Q2 FY25 | Sep 2025 Q3 FY25 | Jun 2026 Q2 FY26 | Change vs prior quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nuclear fleet capacity factor | — | 96.8%During the third quarter, they once again hit that mark with a fleet-wide capacity factor of 96.8%.Source: earnings call transcript | 93%Our nuclear fleet delivered a 93% capacity factor and generated 40 terawatt hours of reliable, low-carbon electricity while completing 6 planned refueling outages.Source: earnings call transcript | -3.8 pt |
| Power dispatch match Natural Gas | 98.3%Our renewables and natural gas fleets were also ahead of plan for the quarter with renewable energy capture at 96.1% and power dispatch match 98.3%.Source: earnings call transcript | 95.5%Our renewable and natural gas fleets performed near plan during the quarter, with renewable energy capture at 96.8% and power dispatch match at 95.5%.Source: earnings call transcript | — | -2.8 pt |
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