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Led by EVP and Chief Commercial Officer Jim McHugh, more than 100 Constellation volunteers mobilized in support of two nonprofits dedicated to strengthening the local Baltimore community. At Stillmeadow Peace Park, our team installed garden beds, pruned and maintained shrubbery and painted beautiful murals. We also joined forces with Break A Difference to prepare books for distribution alongside The Maryland Book Bank and sort sports equipment with Leveling the Playing Field, Inc. We’re grateful for the opportunity to give back, especially here in our headquarters city. #NationalVolunteerMonth

Numerous industries are seeing significant changes and new opportunities for growth and innovation as a result of increased use of technology and AI. On the latest Smart Energy Decisions Plugged In Podcast, Constellation's Chuck Hanna was joined by Patrick Lynch, Executive Managing Director at CBRE Data Center Solutions, to discuss how technological advancements at data centers are improving efficiency, accessibility and convenience for end users. https://lnkd.in/e-KmPhbD

During its recent refueling outage, Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center hosted participants from the Raising the Bar MC3 Pre-Apprenticeship Program, a collaboration between Allied Power, the Baltimore-DC Metro Building Trades Council and its nonprofit partner Construction Trades Workforce Initiative. On site for a full week, the group took advantage of multiple job shadowing opportunities, sat in on meetings and toured various areas of the plant. It’s always our pleasure to provide prospective tradespeople with a firsthand look at the potential career paths in energy.

National Volunteer Month kicks off today and we’re thrilled to be dedicating our time to support more than 100 service events across the country. In fact, several Constellation volunteers already got a head start! In southern Maryland, our employees recently collaborated with Ann's Circle, Inc., a recipient of our inaugural CLEAN Environment Awards, to plant redbud trees at the Annmarie Sculpture Garden. We’re grateful for the opportunity to make a positive difference in our communities – throughout April and year-round. Keep an eye out for more volunteer impact stories in the weeks ahead!

During our March Energy Market Intel webinar, our panel of experts discussed factors such as energy-related executive orders and tariffs, the future of IRA funding, spring and summer weather previews and natural gas fundamentals. Ensure that your energy strategy is prepared to handle any market volatility by reading our recap blog and listening to the full recording today! https://lnkd.in/e3WTZ62y

Dietz and Watson is tapping into the Constellation Offsite Renewables (CORe) product to purchase emissions-free power equivalent to the energy use of its Philadelphia and Baltimore facilities. Through a 15-year agreement, Dietz and Watson will reduce its carbon footprint by more than 18,600 metric tons annually while supporting the development of Doral Renewables LLC's Mammoth Solar project in Indiana.

Businesses that are preparing for the next stage of their corporate renewable purchasing strategy can look to Constellation's Offsite Renewables (CORe) product to simplify the complex sourcing and transaction processes. Leveraging decades of experience in the energy markets, Constellation sources viable projects, conducts analytics to optimize each contract’s value, negotiates PPAs and structures the transactions. 

The calendar has flipped to spring, but let’s not forget the role nuclear power played all winter long. When temperatures dropped, nuclear helped keep the lights on and homes warm across America with around-the-clock electricity. The seasons may change but nuclear stays the same, reliably powering our lives.

Constellation Vice President and General Manager Andrew Singer is the keynote speaker at next week's Energy Marketing Conferences EMC23. Andrew, a longtime leader within our Commercial organization, will cover how businesses are driving industry-wide innovation, with a focus on sustainability, reliability and community engagement. He’ll also discuss the importance of collaboration and the role each individual plays in shaping our sustainable energy future.

Strengthening energy independence, meeting growing customer demand and winning the AI race all start with preserving and expanding America’s largest source of reliable, emissions-free power. At #CERAWeek, we drove home the fact that the most immediate and affordable way to increase nuclear energy on the grid is by extending the life of our existing plants, upgrading their output and restarting recently closed facilities. Here are a few of the highlights.