Did the purchases of property and equipment of Constellation Energy for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 come to at or above 23.0% of its revenue?
Divide the purchases of property and equipment by the revenue that Constellation Energy reports for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 in its 10-Q or 10-K filing on SEC EDGAR. The answer is yes if the ratio is at or above 23.0%; no if it is below 23.0%.
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If no
Chips and labor, not capacity additions, are the binding constraint
No: spending stays closer to its recent range, keeping the ratio under 23 percent of revenue.
If yes
Interconnection capacity is the bottleneck
Yes: continued heavy grid and generation investment pushes spending above 23 percent of sales, building on the prior quarter's 21.3 percent.
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Chips and labor, not capacity additions, are the binding constraint1 people argue noInterconnection capacity is the bottleneck4 people argue yes
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Chips and labor, not capacity additions, are the binding constraint
Ankur Crawford argues that if there were an infinite supply of chips, people and power, the market would already be in overcapacity because everyone would build as fast as they wanted; instead, the shortage of chips, workers like plumbers and…
Large-scale AI deployment requires massive electrical capacity, and power generation cannot keep pace with growth demands from data centers, onshoring, and grid aging, making energy availability the limiting factor rather than processor…
What would change the Call
A surge in new project spending, or a drop in revenue, would be needed to push the ratio to 23 percent or above.
The Call · Thesis 77 · Chips and labor, not capacity additions, are the binding constraint
The house leans to "Chips and labor, not capacity additions, are the binding constraint".
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The thesis
Will US annual electricity sales to the commercial sector plus reported data center load growth, per EIA, show data-center-driven demand growth outpacing net generating capacity additions in 2027?
US net firm capacity additions will fall short of incremental data center load growth in 2027, confirming the grid as the system-level bottleneck on AI buildout.