TLN stock price forecasts remain cautiously optimistic, with year-end targets ranging from $10.20 to $10.80, assuming stable crude oil prices and moderate global demand growth. On the other hand, nuclear energy is facing renewed interest. Although additions to nuclear capacity faced a decline in 2023, now the number of reactors globally under construction is at 58, emanating a total capacity of over 60 GW. Investments in the nuclear sector are doubled by countries like the U.S. and France, recognizing it as a potential reliable emissions-free energy solution. The nuclear energy leader is establishing itself as one of the energy giants of the AI age via its planned $27 billion deal to buy natural gas and geothermal powerhouse Calpine—expected to close in Q4 2025. The acquisition creates the largest clean energy firm and expands Constellation’s footprint into power-hungry, tech-heavy Texas and California. TLN stock price correlations with WTI crude remain high at 0.78, meaning that any significant shift in oil markets will likely be mirrored in TLN’s movement.