Entergy Corporation

Location

Louisiana

Founded

1913-02-07

Website

https://www.entergy.com

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2025-03-21 (neatowncourier.com)

County hospitals report $10 million in bad debt

Mississippi County Hospital System faces financial challenges with over $10 million in bad debt. Despite donations from Big River Steel and Entergy, the hospitals struggle with infrastructure issues and sustainability concerns.

2024-12-31 (mujeresmas.mx)

A partial collapse of the building will cause a power outage and damage to the vehicle -

The collapse of a building in Louisiana on Monday night is creating a spectacular scene. The New Orleans Fire Department is on the scene of a partial building collapse at Journal Street and Felicity Street in the Lower Garden District. The building collapsed around 5:45 p.m. and […]

2022-09-09 (detroitnews.com)

Palisades owner seeks federal grant to restart Michigan nuclear plant

The owner of a west Michigan nuclear energy plant applied for a federal grant to allow the facility to restart generating power.

2021-02-26 (plasticsnews.com)

Resin makers still taking stock after Texas storm, power outage

Some market watchers think the impact on resin markets from the combination of power outages and cold temperatures could be worse than that of Hurricane Harvey in 2017.

2020-09-15 (naturalgasintel.com)

Cameron LNG Restart Likely Soon, but Further Delays Said Possible - Natural Gas Intelligence

The restart of one liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in Louisiana, Cameron LNG, could occur this month, but some are warning in a worst-case

2019-05-28 (wbur.org)

You Asked, We Answered: Questions About The Pilgrim Shutdown

From spent fuel storage to the future of our energy mix, here are the answers to your questions about the closing of Plymouth's nuclear plant.

2007-05-03 (reuters.com)

UPDATE 2-Entergy New Orleans set to exit bankruptcy

A federal bankruptcy judge approved Entergy New Orleans' reorganization plan on Thursday, clearing the way for the utility that was hit hard by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 to emerge from bankruptcy, the company said.

2006-10-25 (insurancejournal.com)

Entergy New Orleans Files Reorganization Plan

Entergy New Orleans Inc., the unit of Entergy Corp. that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of its

2006-10-25 (insurancejournal.com)

Entergy New Orleans Files Reorganization Plan

Entergy New Orleans Inc., the unit of Entergy Corp. that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of its

2005-12-26 (neworleanscitybusiness.com)

Katrina zaps power, threatens move for Fortune 500 Entergy | New Orleans CityBusiness

Entergy New Orleans President Dan Packer surveys work by Entergy crews. Packer says the utility filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection “to preserve Entergy New Orleans’ business over the near and long term.” Katrina’s floodwaters may end up washing away New Orleans’ only Fortune 500 company.

2005-09-24 (tdworld.com)