Extreme weather conditions, such as a polar vortex, can significantly impact natural gas supply. Natural gas is often allocated to heating homes and businesses before it is sent to energy generation plants. To ensure we provide reliable supply to our customers, Constellation may switch to fuel oil to meet our operational commitments. 

Constellation's culture of giving supports local communities and causes through charitable donations and sponsorships that are typically led by our employees. In 2024, Constellation contributed $14.7 million to 4,100 organizations. Our employees donated an additional $5.3 million and contributed 116,500 volunteer hours across three dozen states.

Learn more about Constellation's commitment to the community. 

All of our generation facilities employ advanced emergency response plans to protect the health and safety of our employees and the public. These comprehensive plans are carefully reviewed and approved by state governments and federal regulatory agencies. Our emergency planning process also involves coordination with local and municipal officials, and thousands of volunteers and first responders. 

We’ve implemented multiple initiatives to promote safety on and off the job for our employees, contractors, customers and communities. These include a behavior-based safety observation program and initiatives focused on areas of high risk. We integrate safety training into new employee orientation and leadership development programs for supervisors and managers. Constellation's safety peer group identifies successful pilot programs and practices that can be adopted by the entire organization.