PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GROUP IN (PEG)
Sector: Utilities
Sector: Utilities
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GROUP IN - Executive Compensation
President & Chief Nuclear Officer
Executive Compensation
Charles V. McFeaters serves as the President and Chief Nuclear Officer (CNO) at Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG), a diversified energy company based in New Jersey. With a distinguished career spanning several decades in the energy sector, McFeaters has played a pivotal role in advancing PSEG's nuclear operations and ensuring the company's commitment to safety, reliability, and environmental stewardship. Prior to his current position, McFeaters held various leadership roles within PSEG, including Vice President of Operations at PSEG Nuclear and Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Under McFeaters' leadership, PSEG Nuclear has consistently achieved high levels of operational excellence, with its two nuclear power plants, Salem and Hope Creek, being recognized as some of the best-performing facilities in the United States. His strategic vision and focus on continuous improvement have been instrumental in maintaining the company's position as a leader in the nuclear energy industry. McFeaters has also been a strong advocate for the role of nuclear power in the transition to a cleaner energy future, emphasizing the importance of nuclear energy in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ensuring a reliable energy supply. As President and CNO, McFeaters oversees all aspects of PSEG's nuclear operations, from plant performance and safety to regulatory compliance and stakeholder engagement. He works closely with the company's leadership team to develop and implement strategies that align with PSEG's long-term goals and commitment to sustainability. McFeaters' leadership style is characterized by a collaborative approach, fostering a culture of innovation and excellence among his team. His dedication to the industry and his company has earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and peers alike, cementing his reputation as a visionary leader in the nuclear energy sector.