Overview
- Meta will purchase the full 1.1 GW output of Constellation’s Clinton Clean Energy Center under a 20-year agreement starting June 2027.
- The pact ensures the plant’s relicensing and continued operation beyond the expiration of Illinois’ zero-emission credit program.
- A 30 MW uprate is included in the deal, preserving more than 1,100 local jobs and generating about $13.5 million in annual tax revenue.
- Constellation Energy is evaluating a permit application to add a small modular reactor at the Clinton site, which could further expand capacity.
- This contract complements Meta’s broader strategy to secure 1–4 GW of new U.S. nuclear generation by the early 2030s to match its 100% clean energy goal.