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News and disclosures about Entergy Corporation (ETR) focus on its activities as a regulated utility holding company that produces, transmits and distributes electricity for approximately 3 million customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Company news releases highlight capital investment programs, regulatory decisions, board and leadership changes, financial results and dividend actions, providing context for how Entergy manages its utility operations and growth strategy.
Investors and observers can expect frequent updates on grid reliability and capacity expansion initiatives. Examples include Entergy Arkansas’s “Next Generation Arkansas” plan, which addresses reliability improvements, new generation resources and economic development, and Entergy Texas’s STEP Ahead plan, which covers transmission projects, resiliency efforts and new power stations to support Southeast Texas growth. Entergy Louisiana news has described new combined-cycle natural gas facilities designed to strengthen reliability and support large customers such as data centers.
Entergy’s news flow also covers corporate governance and leadership developments, such as the election of new independent directors and planned executive retirements, as well as participation in industry events like the Edison Electric Institute Financial Conference. Regular earnings releases provide information on quarterly results, guidance ranges for adjusted earnings per share and key regulatory or project milestones.
Dividend announcements, preferred stock actions at subsidiaries such as Entergy Texas, and financing activities are additional recurring topics. Together, these items offer insight into Entergy’s financial policy, capital structure and long-term investment plans. For readers following ETR, this news page serves as a centralized view of the company’s operational, regulatory and financial developments across its multi-state utility footprint.
Impact 59 Powered by Entergy, the official Super Bowl LIX Legacy Grant Program, has distributed over $3.5 million in grants to 65 nonprofit organizations in the Greater New Orleans region. The initiative, announced 59 days before Super Bowl LIX, is supported by multiple organizations including the NFL Foundation, Entergy, New Orleans Saints, and others.
The grants target organizations working in key areas such as economic development, education, workforce training, youth development, health and wellness, and equity and inclusion. The program covers multiple parishes including Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, and others, aiming to create a lasting legacy beyond the city's record-tying 11th Super Bowl on Feb. 9, 2025.
Entergy employees have raised $868,167 for The Power to Care program in 2024, marking the highest amount raised from special events in nearly 20 years. The program provides emergency bill assistance to vulnerable customers, including older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Various fundraising events were organized across the service area, including golf tournaments, softball games, fishing tournaments, and pickleball competitions. Notable contributions came from regional golf tournaments: Entergy Texas ($245,852), Entergy New Orleans ($150,000), Entergy Mississippi ($127,600), and Entergy Arkansas ($126,868).
Since 2008, The Power to Care has raised over $50 million and assisted more than 250,000 people in need. The program operates through partnerships with local nonprofits, employees, and customer contributions to provide emergency bill payment assistance during financial crises.
Entergy Louisiana announces plans to support Meta's $10 billion data center project in Richland Parish with significant infrastructure investments. The facility, set to be Meta's largest at over 4-million square feet, will be built on the 1,400-acre Franklin Farm mega site.
The infrastructure development includes building three combined-cycle combustion turbines with 2,260 megawatts capacity, two Entergy-owned substations, six customer-owned substations, and nearly 100 miles of transmission lines. The project will create 1,500-1,800 construction jobs for generation units and 3,500-5,000 jobs for transmission investments, plus 44 permanent positions.
Meta will share infrastructure costs and contribute $1 million to Entergy's Power to Care program. The new generators, expected online between 2028-2029, will support 30% hydrogen co-firing initially, with potential for 100% hydrogen transition and carbon capture capabilities.
Meta announced a $10 billion artificial intelligence data center project in Richland Parish, Louisiana, set to be the company's largest worldwide. The 4 million square foot facility, spanning 2,250 acres, will create 500 direct jobs and over 1,000 indirect jobs, with 5,000 construction workers at peak construction through 2030.
The data center will be optimized for Meta's AI workloads, supporting platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Meta commits to match 100% of electricity use with clean and renewable energy, working with Entergy to bring 1,500 MW of new renewable energy to the grid. The company will invest over $200 million in local infrastructure improvements and contribute up to $1 million annually to Entergy's low-income ratepayer support program.
Entergy has announced its platinum sponsorship of the 51st Bayou Classic, a prestigious annual football game between Southern University Jaguars and Grambling State University Tigers that celebrates Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The event, drawing over 200,000 people to New Orleans, will take place on November 30 at the Caesars Superdome. As part of its commitment to HBCUs, Entergy has pledged a $20 million, 10-year investment through The Power of Prosperity program to support education, career readiness, and workforce development across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.
Entergy joins Utilities United Against Scams to support International Fraud Awareness Week and recognize Utility Scam Awareness Day. The initiative aims to educate customers about common utility impostor scams, which caused a median loss of $463 per victim in 2023 according to the BBB.
The top 10 scams include: disconnection deception, bill payment cons, equipment repair fees, overpayment tricks, power restoration rip-offs, phishing variants (smishing, vishing, quishing), contractor cons, home improvement schemes, solar scams, and bogus bills. To protect customers, Entergy emphasizes using only authorized payment methods and verifying the identity of utility workers.
Entergy Arkansas raised $126,826 at its 20th annual Power to Care Charity Golf Classic, which will be matched by Entergy shareholders for a total of over $250,000. The event, held at The Country Club of Arkansas, featured 38 teams and exceeded last year's sponsorship goal of $60,000. Diamond Sponsor Doggett Freightliner contributed $10,000, while Platinum Sponsors Midwest Transformers and A-Line TDS each donated $7,500. The funds will help more than 400 elderly and disabled customers pay their utility bills, supporting those facing financial hardship.
Entergy has received the HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Award from the U.S. Department of Labor for the seventh consecutive year, recognizing its excellence in veteran employment. The company was honored alongside 838 other recipients during a virtual ceremony by Acting Secretary of Labor Julie A. Su. Entergy's Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) plays a important role in veteran integration, offering leadership programming, dedicated HR efforts, pay compensation, and tuition assistance programs. The company meets strict criteria for veteran hiring and retention, demonstrating its commitment to leveraging veterans' military-acquired skills in the workplace.
Entergy Mississippi has broken ground on the Delta Blues Advanced Power Station in Greenville, Mississippi, a $1.2 billion investment set to replace the retiring Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station. The new 754-megawatt facility will power 385,000 homes across 45 counties when operational in 2028. The project will create over 300 construction jobs and employ 21 full-time personnel. The plant will use combined-cycle combustion turbine technology with natural gas as primary fuel, designed to support blended hydrogen for reduced carbon emissions.
Entergy has awarded $150,000 to Refill Jackson Initiative for their Refill Jackson Green Corps program, a new workforce training AmeriCorps initiative in Jackson, Mississippi. The 5-month program combines environmental stewardship with workforce development, enabling young adults to improve water quality along the Pearl River watershed, remove debris from flood-prone areas, and clean up West Jackson neighborhoods. Participants will earn construction credentials, stipends, and water quality testing certification from Mississippi State University's Extension Services. The funding comes through Entergy's Environmental Initiative Fund, which has been supporting environmental projects across the company's four-state service area since 2001.