Zacks Investment Ideas feature highlights: GE Vernova and Constellation Energy

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Chicago, IL – January 22, 2025 – Today, Zacks Investment Ideas feature highlights GE Vernova GEV and Constellation Energy CEG.

Is This NVIDIA-Beating Stock a Must-Buy Ahead of Earnings?

Energy transition and the nuclear energy standout GE Vernova has skyrocketed 190% since its April 2024 IPO.

GE Vernova jumped to fresh all-time highs on Friday heading into its Q4 earnings release on Wednesday, January 22.

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Wall Street flocked to the GE spinoff for its impressive earnings growth and ability to expand alongside key megatrends. GE Vernova provides investors the chance to add exposure to nuclear energy, electrification, natural gas, the artificial intelligence boom, and broader infrastructure spending.

The Bull Case for This Energy Stock

GE Vernova is a pure-play energy transition company growing alongside electrification, nuclear energy expansion, natural gas, and beyond. GEV boasts that its customers generate roughly 25% of all the electricity in the world via GE Vernova’s installed base of technologies.

GE Vernova reports via three business segments: Power, Wind, and Electrification. GEV’s steam power unit has provided nuclear turbine technologies and services for all reactor types for decades. GEV’s Hitachi Nuclear Energy division is a leading provider of advanced nuclear reactors, fuel, and nuclear services.

The U.S. aims to triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050 as it attempts to wean itself off fossil fuels. Microsoft, Amazon, and other technology titans made nuclear energy deals in 2024 to secure reliable power to fuel the AI arms race.

GE Vernova is at the forefront of next-generation small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) technologies. The U.S. Department of Energy selected GE Vernova to help build out a key part of the next-gen nuclear and uranium industry.

GEV also critically provides investors long-term exposure to natural gas. Natural gas will continue to play a massive role in the U.S. and around the world as technology companies and everyone else look for reliable energy while attempting to shutter coal plants.

Nuclear energy powerhouse Constellation Energy announced on January 10 a $26.6 billion cash-and-stock deal to buy natural gas and geothermal titan Calpine.

Beyond nuclear and natural gas, GE Vernova’s growth pipeline includes electrification software, power conversion, energy storage, grid solutions, and more. GE Vernova is streamlining its operations, including its struggling offshore wind business.