Tag Archive for: NOLA Resiliency

Entergy New Orleans unveils Phase 1 of Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan
Plan will reduce post-storm costs and outages, restore service faster, and spur economic growth

One-year rebuild of a Mississippi River crossing (T&D World Magazine)
On Aug. 29, 2021, 16 years to the day Hurricane Katrina forever changed the landscape of Greater New Orleans, Hurricane Ida followed in its devastating footsteps and, once again, challenged the resolve of the communities that call this area home. As part of the destruction wrought by the Category 4 storm that was Ida, Entergy Corp.’s Avondale-to-Harahan 230-kV river-crossing circuit was irreparably damaged. After the storm passed and damages were assessed, the utility discovered one of the existing river-crossing towers on the ground and the conductor in the Mississippi River, attached to the other still-standing tower.

Entergy New Orleans, Sewerage and Water Board break ground on West Power Complex, phase I
On Monday, Dec. 5, Entergy New Orleans and the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) celebrated the groundbreaking of the first phase of the West Power Complex, which includes a dedicated substation. When Phase I is complete, the facility will draw power from the Entergy New Orleans grid for day-to-day use and modern, in-house turbine generators for backup.

Listen to The Current Podcast featuring Deanna Rodriguez and Phillip May
This week, Deanna Rodriguez, President & CEO of Entergy New Orleans and Phillip May, President & CEO of Entergy Louisiana, joined the Edison Electric Institute on The Current Podcast to talk about resilience investments, economic development and partnering with our customers. Clickhereto listen.

Entergy New Orleans makes resilience and hardening filing to strengthen grid
Regulatory filing is next step in Entergy’s resilience conversation with regulators, communities.

Entergy New Orleans and Sewerage and Water Board complete agreement for new substation
Entergy New Orleans will begin construction on the new Sullivan substation at the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans’ (SWBNO) Carrollton site.

Upgrading critical infrastructure to help keep the lights on
Hurricane season is less than a month away, and Entergy New Orleans continues to identify and implement resiliency upgrades across Orleans Parish.

Entergy New Orleans continues to invest in clean, reliable, affordable energy
Entergy New Orleans continues to invest in improving the reliability of its electric and gas infrastructure. Through our strategic investments, we have made progress in reducing customer interruptions from distribution equipment impacts by more than 38% since 2018.

A Resilient System: Entergy Gas Stands Strong After Hurricane Ida
Entergy prepares for severe weather all year-round. When a storm strikes, the company’s storm teams work together to restore power and to keep the gas safely flowing.

Entergy New Orleans’ Green Power Option Receives Green-e¬Æ Energy Certification
The Green Power Option gives residential and business customers in New Orleans the power to match some or all of their electricity usage with clean, renewable energy generated in Louisiana.