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šŸ§© Installed Generation Capacity Chart Spec

Posted Oct 20, 2026

Chart type: Stacked bar chart

Purpose: Compare each companyā€™s installed operating generation capacity (MW) broken down by fuel/source.

X-axis: Company

Y-axis: Installed capacity (MW)

Stacks: Gas, Coal, Nuclear, Hydro, Wind, Solar, Storage, Other

Note: Installed operating capacity only; excludes planned projects and announced pipeline additions.

Methodology: Installed capacity refers to the companyā€™s operating generation assets currently in service, measured in MW. It excludes projects under construction, announced additions, and other planned capacity.

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šŸ§© Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type

Posted Oct 20, 2026
Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type Stacked bar chart showing installed operating generation capacity in megawatts by company and fuel source for AEP, CEG, D, DUK, ETR, EXC, NEE, PCG, SO, and VST. No numerical capacity data was available in-session, so this SVG uses placeholders to preserve the chart layout. Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type Installed operating capacity only; excludes planned projects and announced pipeline additions 0 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% AEP CEG D DUK ETR EXC NEE PCG SO VST Installed Capacity (MW) Nuclear Coal Gas Hydro Wind Solar Storage Other Placeholder chart layout only ā€” MW data by fuel source was not available in-session.
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šŸ“Š Comparison

Posted Oct 20, 2026
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šŸ§© Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type

Posted Oct 20, 2026
Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type Stacked bar chart showing installed operating generation capacity in megawatts by company and fuel source. Data values are not populated in this placeholder version. Installed Generation Capacity by Company and Fuel Type Installed operating capacity only; excludes planned projects and announced pipeline additions. 0 25 50 75 100 AEP CEG D DUK ETR EXC NEE PCG SO VST Gas Coal Nuclear Hydro Wind Solar Storage Other Placeholder SVG ā€” actual MW by source values were not available in-session.
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šŸ“Š Comparison of size and location

Posted Oct 20, 2026
Company (Ticker) Customer Accounts Total Capacity & Fuel Mix Core Footprint Credit Ratings (S&P / Moody's) Projected Annual CapEx
Exelon Corporation
(EXC)		 ~10.5 Million Pure Grid (0 MW owned)
Transmission/Distribution only		 Mid-Atlantic & Midwest: IL, PA, MD, NJ, DE, D.C. A- / Baa2
(Stable)		 ~$8.4 Billion / yr
($42B 5-year plan)
PG&E Corporation
(PCG)		 ~16.0 Million
(5.5M elec, 4.5M gas)		 ~7,815 MW
ā€¢ 49% Hydro / 29% Nuclear / 16% Gas		 Northern & Central California exclusively. BBB / Baa3
(Stable)		 ~$10.5 Billion / yr
(Grid/wildfire hardening focus)
Duke Energy
(DUK)		 ~10.6 Million
(8.4M elec, 2.2M gas)		 ~50,000 MW
ā€¢ 41% Gas / 25% Coal / 18% Nuclear		 Carolinas, Florida, IN, OH, and KY. BBB+ / Baa2
(Stable)		 ~$20.6 Billion / yr
($103B 5-year plan)
NextEra Energy
(NEE)		 ~6.0 Million
(Via Florida Power & Light)		 ~80,000 MW
ā€¢ 53% Wind & Solar / 38% Gas		 Florida Nucleus; competitive wholesale arm spans 30 states. A- / Baa1
(Stable)		 ~$24.5 Billion / yr
(Massive green energy buildout)
American Electric Power
(AEP)		 ~5.6 Million ~31,000 MW
ā€¢ 43% Gas / 41% Coal / 11% Green		 Interconnected across 11 States (OH, TX, WV, VA hub). BBB+ / Baa2
(Stable)		 ~$9.4 Billion / yr
($47B 5-year horizon)
Southern Company
(SO)		 ~4.4 Million
(Regulated electric)		 ~43,000 MW
ā€¢ 50% Gas / 20% Coal / 15% Nuclear		 GA, AL, MS nucleus; wholesale spans 15 states. BBB+ / Baa1
(Moody's Neg)		 ~$16.2 Billion / yr
($81B 5-year program)
Xcel Energy
(XEL)		 ~6.1 Million
(3.9M elec, 2.2M gas)		 ~23,000 MW
ā€¢ 35% Green / 29% Coal / 23% Gas		 Upper Midwest hub focusing on MN and CO. BBB+ / Baa1
(Stable)		 ~$12.0 Billion / yr
($60B 5-year baseline forecast)
Entergy Corporation
(ETR)		 ~3.0 Million ~24,000 MW
ā€¢ ~55% Gas & Oil / ~21% Nuclear		 Gulf Coast: AR, LA, MS, and Southeast TX. BBB+ / Baa2
(Stable)		 ~$14.2 Billion / yr
(Ramped via $57B 4-year update)
Vistra Corp.
(VST)		 ~4.0 Million
(Competitive Retail TXU)		 ~44,000 MW
Heavy Natural Gas & Nuclear IPP merchant		 Texas (ERCOT) nucleus with heavy PJM market expansion. BBB- / Baa3
(Stable)		 ~$3.2 Billion / yr
(Unregulated IPP; lower capital grid draw)
Constellation Energy
(CEG)		 ~2.0 Million
(Wholesale / Commercial)		 ~32,400 MW
ā€¢ ~85% Nuclear baseline engine		 Mid-Atlantic & Midwest merchant generation tracks. BBB+ / Baa1
(Stable)
Company (Ticker) Customer Accounts Total Generation Capacity Fuel Generation Mix Core Geographic Footprint
Exelon Corporation
(EXC)		 ~10.5 Million Pure Grid
(0 MW owned)		 N/A (Pure transmission and distribution operator) Mid-Atlantic & Midwest: Illinois, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, D.C.
PG&E Corporation
(PCG)		 ~16.0 Million
(5.5M electric, 4.5M gas, serving 16M residents)		 ~7,815 MW ā€¢ 49% Hydroelectric
ā€¢ 29% Nuclear (Diablo Canyon)
ā€¢ 16% Natural Gas
ā€¢ 6% Solar & Storage		 Northern and Central California exclusively.
Duke Energy
(DUK)		 ~10.6 Million
(8.4M electric, 2.2M gas)		 ~50,000 MW ā€¢ 41% Gas / Oil
ā€¢ 25% Coal
ā€¢ 18% Nuclear
ā€¢ 16% Green Hydro/Solar		 Carolinas, Florida, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky.
NextEra Energy
(NEE)		 ~6.0 Million
(Via Florida Power & Light)		 ~80,000 MW ā€¢ 53% Wind & Solar
ā€¢ 38% Gas / Oil
ā€¢ 9% Nuclear		 Florida Nucleus (regulated FPL); competitive wholesale clean energy spans across 30 states.
American Electric Power
(AEP)		 ~5.6 Million ~31,000 MW ā€¢ 43% Natural Gas
ā€¢ 41% Coal
ā€¢ 11% Hydro, Wind, Solar
ā€¢ 5% Nuclear		 Interconnected across 11 States (Ohio, Texas, West Virginia, Virginia hub).
Southern Company
(SO)		 ~4.4 Million
(Regulated electric customers)		 ~43,000 MW ā€¢ 50% Natural Gas
ā€¢ 20% Coal
ā€¢ 15% Nuclear
ā€¢ 15% Hydro, Solar, Wind		 Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi (regulated hub); wholesale arm reaches 15 states.
Xcel Energy
(XEL)		 ~6.1 Million
(3.9M electric, 2.2M gas)		 ~23,000 MW ā€¢ 35% Wind & Solar
ā€¢ 29% Coal
ā€¢ 23% Natural Gas
ā€¢ 13% Nuclear		 Upper Midwest hub focusing on Minnesota and Colorado.
Entergy Corporation
(ETR)		 ~3.0 Million ~24,000 MW ā€¢ ~55% Natural Gas & Oil
ā€¢ ~21% Nuclear
ā€¢ Rest: Coal, Hydro, Solar		 Gulf Coast: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Southeast Texas.
Vistra Corp.
(VST)		 ~4.0 Million
(Retail electric customers via TXU Energy)		 ~44,000 MW ā€¢ Heavy Gas & Nuclear (with legacy coal & scaling utility battery storage) Texas (ERCOT) focus, expanding heavily across the PJM market (East Coast / Midwest).
Constellation Energy
(CEG)		 ~2.0 Million
(Mainly commercial, industrial, and public sector)		 ~32,400 MW ā€¢ ~85% Nuclear
ā€¢ ~15% Natural Gas, Hydro, Wind, Solar		 Mid-Atlantic & Midwest merchant footprints. Spun off from Exelon.