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Entergy Louisiana has officially broken ground on the Smalling Substation, a major piece of grid infrastructure that will connect Meta’s newest and largest data center, currently under construction in Richland Parish. Funded by Meta in its entirety, the substation will play a central role in delivering electricity to the $10 billion facility, which spans more than 4-million square feet and represents one of the largest private investments in Louisiana history.
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Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta announced it will build a $10 billion artificial intelligence data center in northeast Louisiana, a transformational investment that cements the state’s status as a major innovation hub and puts this picturesque rural community on the leading edge of a global digital revolution.
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Entergy’s Louisiana storm team, which swelled to more than 8,000 strong at the height of response efforts, continues to make steady progress restoring power and has narrowed in on the hardest hit areas of the Bayou Region.
Entergy expects to restore power to 95% of all customers in Louisiana who lost electric service following Hurricane Francine and can safely receive it by this evening.
Entergy anticipates that 95% of all customers in Louisiana will be restored by this evening.
Significant strides continue to be made as Entergy’s storm team safely restores power after Hurricane Francine. As of 9 p.m., power has been brought back to approximately 85% of the 300,000 customers who lost power and can safely receive it.
Entergy Louisiana’s storm team has made significant progress in safely restoring power after Hurricane Francine. In less than 48 hours, electric service has been restored to around 65% of the 300,000 customers who lost power and can safely receive it.