Tag Archive for: Reliability

Entergy Texas announces resiliency plan to strengthen the Southeast Texas power grid

The plan benefits communities by minimizing outages, reducing restoration costs and improving recovery times for extreme weather events while keeping rates affordable.

40 en 4: El reto energético del Sureste de Texas … y la solución

Dice el viejo refrán que "todo es más grande en Texas". El dicho también es cierto cuando se trata del aumento de la demanda de energía. Debido al extraordinario crecimiento en todo el estado, concretamente en el Sureste de Texas, necesitamos más electricidad, y la necesitamos rápido. El Sureste de Texas está en una posición inmejorable para crear miles de nuevos y mejores puestos de trabajo e impulsar el desarrollo económico, pero nuestro éxito depende en gran medida de que haya energía suficiente.

40 in 4: The Southeast Texas energy challenge … and the solution

The old saying goes “everything is bigger in Texas.” The saying is true when it comes to the surge in the demand for power, too. Because of extraordinary growth throughout the state, specifically in Southeast Texas, we need more electricity, and we need it fast. Southeast Texas is in a great position to create thousands of new and better jobs and boost economic development, but our success relies heavily on sufficient power.

Entergy Texas propone nuevas centrales eléctricas para apoyar el rápido crecimiento de Texas

La empresa presentó una solicitud de autorización ante la Comisión de Servicios Públicos de Texas para construir dos centrales avanzadas de gas natural en los condados de Liberty y Jefferson.

Entergy Texas proposes new power plants to support rapid growth in Southeast Texas

The company filed an application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas for approval to build two natural gas power plants in Liberty and Jefferson counties.

Entergy Texas anuncia STEP Ahead: un plan energético estratégico

La compañía anuncia la necesidad de aumentar en un 40% la capacidad de generación en los próximos cuatro años para satisfacer la importante demanda de los clientes.

Entergy Texas announces strategic plan to keep Southeast Texas a STEP Ahead of growing energy needs

The company announces the need for a 40% increase in generation capacity within the next four years to meet significant customer demand.

New substation on Bolivar Peninsula will improve service reliability

The Palms substation is expected to be in service in June and will support the growing electrical demand on the peninsula.

Entergy Texas hosts inaugural Southeast Texas Energy Leadership Summit

The event united local, state and national leaders to explore the region’s ever-growing energy needs.

Entergy Texas’ power grid: What is it and why should I care?

Our everyday lives rely heavily on electricity, but have you ever wondered where that power comes from? It all starts with the power grid.

Entergy Texas completes project to improve service reliability in Port Arthur

The project consisted of infrastructure upgrades to help withstand extreme weather events as strong as a Category 4 hurricane.

El trabajo duro hace que no tener noticias sea una buena noticia

Hay un viejo adagio que dice: "no tener noticias es una buena noticia." Esto me vino a la mente al pensar en el reciente clima invernal que experimentamos en el sureste de Texas. Los clientes de Entergy Texas vieron temperaturas frías récord, fuertes vientos y precipitaciones invernales. Lo que los clientes de Entergy Texas no vieron fue la necesidad de apagones temporales o la necesidad de que los clientes conservaran la energía. Todo ello a pesar de que nuestros clientes alcanzaron niveles de consumo eléctrico cercanos a los máximos históricos. Y aunque cualquier corte de electricidad es indeseable, ningún cliente de Entergy Texas sufrió un corte de más de 24 horas.

Hard work makes no news good news

There is an old adage that says: “no news is good news.” This came to mind as I thought about the recent winter weather we experienced in Southeast Texas. Entergy Texas customers saw record cold temperatures, heavy winds and winter precipitation. What Entergy Texas customers didn’t see was the need for temporary, rolling outages or the ask for customers to conserve energy. This was despite our customers reaching levels of electricity usage close to all-time highs. And while any power outage is without question undesired, no Entergy Texas customer suffered an outage longer than 24 hours.

Winter ready: Entergy Texas prepared for colder months ahead

Cooler temps have become more frequent across Texas, but warmer weather is expected over the holidays and into the new year. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, La Niña returns for the third consecutive year and as a result, we can expect warmer-than-average temperatures for parts of the South, including areas along the Gulf Coast.

Texas Comptroller visits Montgomery County Power Station during Good for Texas Tour: Energy Edition

The Montgomery County Power Station is a state-of-the-art natural gas power plant that provides 993 megawatts of clean, affordable and efficient energy to power over 184,000 homes.
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