Better Health for All

Constellation Energy's core business, as the nation's largest producer of clean, carbon-free energy, generated 178 terawatt hours in 2023, avoiding 125 million metric tons of carbon emissions.

This significantly reduces pollutants that adversely affect public health, mitigating respiratory and cardiovascular issues, with nearly 90% of its annual output being carbon-free. The company's operations generate substantial positive health externalities, with NOx and SOx emission rates lowered by 46% and 71% respectively since 2019. However, Scope 1 emissions increased by 6.3% in 2023. and the company has a history of environmental violations, including a $6 million penalty for air pollution in 2004. For vulnerable populations, 81% of the company’s $8.1 million in direct grant funding in 2023 supported organizations serving underrepresented populations, and 87% of $7.9 million in 2022. , The company also demonstrates risk transparency by regularly submitting environmental monitoring reports to the NRC, which are publicly available.

Fair Money & Economic Opportunity

Constellation Energy Corporation is an energy company and does not offer lending, deposit, or other consumer financial services. Consequently, KPIs related to financial products, pricing, fees, lending compliance, debt burden, and product simplicity are not applicable. The company does not generate or manage customer finance data, nor does it operate financial service access points or maintain a traditional loan/insurance book. While Constellation offers an Efficiency Made Easy® program that funds over $350 million in projects for small and mid-sized businesses, the articles do not provide a total loan/insurance book value to calculate a share for inclusion initiatives.

Additionally, the company's educational grants focus on energy and STEM, not financial literacy. Although Constellation engages in significant charitable giving and workforce development for underserved populations, the provided articles do not specify the percentage of annual pre-tax profit reinvested in community finance or profit-sharing, nor do these activities directly align with the wealth-building outcomes KPI, which focuses on direct credit or savings improvements from financial products.

Fair Pay & Worker Respect

In 2023, 81% of Constellation Energy's workforce stated it was a great place to work, leading to a Great Place to Work certification.

The company's CEO to median employee pay ratio was 86:1 in 2024.

Fair Trade & Ethical Sourcing

Constellation Energy directed 21.1% of its total supply-managed spend to diverse suppliers in 2023, amounting to $521.8 million.

This spend supported an estimated 4,227 jobs and generated $904.3 million in revenue for diverse suppliers. The company also reported over 500 new diverse suppliers registered and supported more than 20,000 jobs through small and diverse suppliers in 2023.

Honest & Fair Business

Constellation Energy has a comprehensive 'Speak Up Policy' that encourages employees and third parties to report concerns, including fraud and bribery.

This policy emphasizes confidentiality, prohibits retaliation, and provides a 24/7 anonymous Ethics Help Line and an online reporting form. The company also maintains a comprehensive ethics and compliance program, overseen by its Ethics and Compliance Office. This program conducts annual risk assessments and ensures adherence to regulatory obligations. All employees and Board members are required to attest to the Code of Business Conduct upon hiring and complete annual training, which addresses bribery and corruption.

Kind to Animals

Constellation Energy is a service-oriented company with no animal-derived products, animal testing, animal husbandry, or animal agriculture operations, resulting in a score of 0 for most related KPIs. The company actively engages in wildlife conservation and habitat restoration, collaborating with the Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) and National Wildlife Federation (NWF).

This includes 15 WHC certifications and 14 NWF habitat certifications across 140 projects spanning 34,000 acres. Specific initiatives include the Criterion Wind project, which protects endangered Indiana bats and other bat populations through bat gate installations and annual plant surveys. Conservation efforts also encompass 46 stream habitat improvement structures, 10,439 feet of streambank protection, and planting over 0.5 acre of riparian forest. In 2020, the company monitored the passage of 49,469 total fish, including 485 American shad, and collected 255,889 American eels. The Constellation Foundation granted $1 million to conservation projects in 2024, and the Byron Generating Station donated $10,000 to wildlife non-profits in 2023, supporting monarch butterflies and habitat enhancement. Furthermore, the company aligns with organizations such as the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources to contribute to the recovery of endangered bat species.

No War, No Weapons

Constellation Energy has secured a $1 billion contract with the U.S. GSA to supply nuclear power to federal agencies

and collaborated with the U.S. Marine Corps to establish a 'Net Zero' energy military base . Both articles explicitly state these initiatives are "not directly linked to militarization" and focus on "renewable sources rather than military involvement." The 10-year deal includes delivering over 10 million megawatt-hours of electricity to various federal agencies .

Planet-Friendly Business

Constellation Energy does not have SBTi-validated carbon reduction targets, and its net-zero ambition and GHG reduction targets for 2040 (100% operational emissions reduction from 2020 baseline)

and 2030 interim goals (65% reduction, 95% carbon-free) do not cover relevant Scope 3 emissions. The company does not commit to implementing TCFD recommendations or employ climate-scenario planning. Furthermore, it does not have a commitment to the principles of a Just Transition. In terms of energy sourcing, approximately 2.02% of its total energy output is from renewable sources, despite nearly 90% of its annual output being carbon-free due to nuclear generation.

Safe & Smart Tech

Constellation Energy demonstrates a strong commitment to security training, with 99% of employees completing required training and a compliance certification questionnaire in 2022.

The company has not experienced any material data breaches, with hundreds of daily hacking attempts being unsuccessful, indicating exemplary preventative measures. Constellation Energy maintains a very strong regulatory compliance program, adhering to GDPR, CCPA, various state privacy laws, BIPA, and cybersecurity standards like NIST CSF, NERC, and NRC. The company implements good data minimization practices, such as destroying fingerprint files within three years and deleting hand geometry data monthly when no longer needed. Vulnerability assessments, including penetration testing, and formal security tests on web-based applications, networks, and computer systems are conducted. Users are provided with industry-standard options to access, correct, and manage their personal data and notification preferences.

Zero Waste & Sustainable Products

Constellation Energy manages hazardous waste from nuclear and non-nuclear operations in compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, submitting biennial reports to the EPA for large quantity generators.

The company prioritizes safety for spent nuclear fuel, diligently containing, cataloging, tracking, and isolating it, and has a nuclear oversight committee. It uses standardized processes, monthly reporting of liquid and solid radioactive waste data, and a Fleet Process Control Program for regulatory compliance. The company minimizes dry active waste volume through vendor-provided reduction techniques and segregates materials for potential recycling. Its Investment Recovery Program generated nearly $4 million in sales in 2023 by reducing waste. For waste audits, annual certification or surveillance audits are conducted for nuclear Environmental Management Systems to maintain ISO 14001:2015 certification. However, for non-nuclear Environmental Management Systems, third-party audits are conducted only once every three years at a selected site.