CEG

Constellation Energy Corporation

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Is CEG Halal?

Electricity generation is generally permissible at the activity level, while the current screen remains incomplete pending standalone interest-income and prohibited-revenue inputs.

What You Should Know

Constellation Energy generates and supplies electricity through nuclear, natural-gas, renewable and other energy assets, with power, capacity, gas and energy-related product revenues. Its March 31, 2026 Form 10-Q reports $96,911 million of total assets, $22,466 million of interest-bearing debt, $800 million of cash and equivalents and $4,414 million of net receivables. Those inputs produce debt/assets of 23.19%, cash/assets of 0.83% and receivables plus cash/assets of 5.38%. The examined MSCI and Malaysia asset-ratio calculations pass their disclosed financial inputs; FTSE remains incomplete because the filing reports net interest expense rather than standalone interest income. Market-cap methods are not calculated without a licensed historical series. The business activity is generally permissible at the core level, but the Calpine gas expansion, derivatives, nuclear stewardship and government programs require qualitative review.

⚠️ Concerns

  • The Calpine acquisition expanded natural-gas and geothermal generation alongside the nuclear fleet; investors may apply environmental-stewardship scrutiny
  • Power, capacity and commodity activities involve derivatives and hedging contracts that some scholars assess differently
  • Nuclear operations involve safety, decommissioning, spent-fuel and regulatory obligations
  • The filing reports net interest expense rather than standalone interest income, so no fixed purification percentage is asserted
  • Nuclear production-tax-credit and state-sponsored-program benefits require methodology-specific review

Current quantitative Sharia screen

Based on 10-Q figures for the period ended 2026-03-31; calculated 2026-07-13.

USD · millions
Interest-bearing debt / assets
23.18%Within limit
Below 33.333% under FTSE Yasaar

22,466 / 96,911

Cash + interest-bearing securities / assets
0.83%Within limit
Below 33.333% under FTSE Yasaar

800 / 96,911

Receivables + cash / assets
5.38%Within limit
Below 50% under FTSE Yasaar

5,214 / 96,911

FTSE Yasaar
v4.6, February 2026
Financial
Incomplete
Overall
Incomplete

Debt is 23.19%, liquidity is 0.83% and receivables plus cash are 5.38%, below the examined FTSE asset limits. Standalone interest income is not disclosed, so the income component remains incomplete.

MSCI Islamic (total-assets series)
October 2024 methodology
Financial
Pass
Overall
Incomplete

Debt is 23.19%, liquidity is 0.83% and receivables plus cash are 5.38%, below the examined MSCI total-assets limits. The business screen remains incomplete because no universal prohibited-revenue numerator is disclosed.

Malaysia SAC financial ratios
single 5% activity benchmark adopted November 2025
Financial
Pass
Overall
Incomplete

Debt is 23.19% and liquidity is 0.83%, below the examined Malaysia SAC financial limits. The business screen remains incomplete because no universal prohibited-revenue numerator is disclosed.

Market-cap denominator methods
MSCI M-Series, S&P and Dow Jones methods differ
Financial
Not calculated
Overall
Not calculated

A properly licensed and reproducible historical market-cap series is not stored, so these methods are not estimated from a current spot price.

Business-activity disclosure

Constellation generates and supplies electricity through nuclear, natural-gas, renewable and other energy assets, with power, capacity, gas and energy-related product revenues. Electricity generation is generally permissible at the activity level, while fossil-fuel generation, derivatives, trading, government programs and environmental impacts warrant qualitative review.

Limitation: The filing does not allocate a universal prohibited-revenue numerator by generation technology, customer, trading activity or government program; no exact prohibited-revenue percentage is asserted.

Purification

Constellation's filing reports net interest expense rather than standalone interest income and does not prescribe a scholar-approved purification percentage. Readers should follow the qualified scholar or methodology they use rather than applying an invented fixed rate.

Inputs, assumptions and primary sources
  • Inputs use Constellation's March 31, 2026 Form 10-Q; amounts are USD millions and revenue is for the quarter.
  • Debt uses $5,102 million of short-term borrowings, $370 million of long-term debt due within one year and $16,994 million of long-term debt.
  • Cash uses $800 million of cash and cash equivalents; restricted cash, nuclear decommissioning trust funds and derivative assets are not treated as cash equivalents or securities in this screen.
  • Receivables use $4,414 million of net accounts receivable. Derivative assets and inventories are not added.
  • The filing reports net interest expense rather than standalone interest income; no non-compliant-income numerator or fixed purification rate is inferred.

This is a reproducible financial screen, not a fatwa. A failed total-assets screen can coexist with a pass under a market-cap methodology. ZakatInvest keeps the qualitative assessment separate so numerical thresholds do not erase material context.

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