Tag Archive for: Solar Energy

Entergy Texas to purchase 150 megawatts of solar power

The renewable energy resource will come from a facility in Polk County, Texas

Entergy New Orleans grant to Feed the Second Line helps neighborhoods “Stay Lit”

Feed the Second Line and Entergy New Orleans have partnered to help build stronger, more resilient neighborhoods following major weather events.

Planning today for your power tomorrow

At Entergy Mississippi we think a lot about the future. Why? Because we are not only tasked by the State of Mississippi with providing you power today, but also with having plans in place to ensure you have safe, reliable and affordable power years from now.

Entergy Texas helps customers reduce carbon footprint

Renewable program available for customers who opt-in

Entergy provides update on its progress to net-zero carbon emissions

Entergy is taking additional actions on climate change while…

Cameron LNG, Entergy Louisiana advance renewable energy service agreement

ESA is expected to reduce scope 2 emissions from electricity

Entergy Texas issues RFP for 2,000 MW of renewable resources

Company calls for solar, wind resources to add to existing portfolio.

Entergy Arkansas, U.S. government sign first MOU to work toward 24/7 carbon-free electricity

Biden-Harris Administration announced the federal government’s first Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a utility - Entergy Arkansas - to work toward achieving 100 percent carbon pollution-free electricity (CFE), at least 50 percent of which would be provided on a 24/7 basis.

New Iris Solar facility online and serving customers

Renewable energy to be purchased by Entergy New Orleans

Entergy Arkansas announces 250-MW solar facility near Osceola

The Arkansas Public Service Commission has approved the Entergy Arkansas Driver Solar Project, a new 250-megawatt AC (or 312 MW DC) renewable energy plant developed by Lightsource bp, which will be located on approximately 2,100 acres near Osceola in Mississippi County. Driver Solar will be the utility’s largest solar facility, capable of generating enough energy to power more than 40,000 homes.