Entergy Corporation (ETR)

Sep 25, 2026

Mike Skaggs, interim CEO of TVA, discusses the recent actions taken by the TVA board of directors to ensure the future of energy in the Tennessee Valley. These actions include significant investments in new generation capacity, grid expansion, and updated rate structures. The goal is to provide reliable, affordable energy while driving economic development and stewarding the environment.

Sep 25, 2026

Entergy has been recognized by Site Selection magazine as a Top Utility in economic development for the 19th consecutive year. In 2025, Entergy Texas played a crucial role in securing over $30,000 in capital investments and creating more than 700 new jobs in Southeast Texas. This achievement highlights Entergy's commitment to fostering growth through reliable, affordable energy and strategic partnerships, while also implementing major infrastructure upgrades to support continued economic development.

Sep 24, 2026

Entergy Corporation (ETR) is a vertically integrated utility operating in the Gulf Coast region. An analyst report from Argus, dated September 9, 2026, indicates that the company's guidance suggests strong earnings growth in the second half of 2026. The report covers Entergy's electric operations through its five regulated subsidiaries, including generation, transmission, and distribution.

Sep 23, 2026

Entergy recently hosted a panel discussion at the Global Black Economic Forum Business Summit during the ESSENCE Festival of Culture, focusing on the critical role of women in shaping the utility industry's future. Moderated by Entergy's John Hudson, the panel featured industry leaders Colette Honorable (Exelon) and Nicole Daggs (NextEra), who discussed grid modernization, clean energy transition, evolving customer expectations, and the importance of resilient operations. The discussion also highlighted preparing the next generation of energy professionals, emphasizing women's leadership, and addressing topics like AI, workforce readiness, and community trust.

Sep 23, 2026

Entergy New Orleans has initiated a grid-hardening project in the Leonidas area, aiming to enhance electricity reliability for over 1,900 customers. The project involves replacing 94 distribution poles, hardening 1.6 miles of network, and conducting vegetation management. Supported by a US$2.05 million federal grant, this initiative is expected to reduce outages and improve the grid's resilience against severe weather.

Sep 21, 2026

Georgia Power's Robins Battery Facility, a 128-megawatt battery energy storage system near Warner Robins, Georgia, has achieved commercial operation. This facility enhances grid reliability and flexibility by storing renewable energy, especially when paired with the nearby Robins Solar Facility, supporting Georgia's growing energy needs and economic development. The project is part of Georgia Power's broader strategy to expand battery storage, with several other facilities completed or planned across the state to further strengthen its energy infrastructure.

Sep 17, 2026

Deep Fission has publicly released its federally approved safety design agreement for its Gravity nuclear reactor pilot project in Parsons, Kansas. This 81-page document outlines the safety and regulatory framework developed with the U.S. Department of Energy, though it does not authorize reactor operation. Local residents, organized by the Prairie Dog Alliance, have raised concerns about the innovative design and the long-term storage of nuclear waste.

Sep 17, 2026

The Arkansas Public Service Commission has denied Entergy Arkansas' request to enter into a 20-year power purchase agreement with Big Island Solar, a 440-megawatt solar facility in Mississippi County. The commission deemed the agreement not reasonable or prudent, finding it would not provide savings for retail customers or serve the public interest. Entergy had sought the agreement to meet anticipated increased load demand and support its partnership with Google for a data center in West Memphis.

Sep 17, 2026

Eversource Energy (ES) stock has underperformed the Dow Jones Industrial Average and its rival Entergy Corporation (ETR) over the past year. The company's stock has declined due to lower-than-expected Q2 2026 earnings, which were impacted by the Aquarion Water sale and increased offshore wind contingent liability, as well as a FERC decision reducing transmission profitability. Analysts currently rate ES stock as a "Hold" with a modest price target premium.

Sep 14, 2026

NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy are attempting to sweeten their proposed merger deal in Virginia by offering extended bill credits for residents and promising new jobs. The companies plan to double the residential bill credits to four years, partially funded by redirecting credits from data centers, and commit to 600 new NextEra jobs and increased low-income financial assistance. This comes amidst skepticism from Virginia's governor and legislative leaders regarding the merger's benefits for the state.

Sep 14, 2026

Shares of Entergy Corp. (ETR) fell by 1.60% on Monday, closing at $103.64. This underperformance occurred during a generally down day for the stock market, with both the S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average also declining. This marked the fourth consecutive day of losses for Entergy's stock.

Sep 14, 2026

Landreaux Laura R sold 5,600 shares of Entergy Corp /DE/ on September 10, 2026, at a price of $106.20 per share. This transaction reduced her holdings by approximately 19.9%, leaving her with 22,589 shares after the sale. The article highlights the key details of this insider transaction, including the date, price, and the individual's remaining stake in the company.

Sep 13, 2026

A leaked Alberta government document suggests drastic measures are being considered to support a boom in AI data centers and increased oil and gas production. These plans include potentially rewriting legislation, creating Crown corporations to build and operate pipelines, and forcing private companies like TC Energy to invest in natural gas infrastructure, with significant costs possibly passed on to Albertan consumers. The document indicates these "escalatory and direct measures" are deemed necessary after negotiations with TC Energy failed to secure expanded pipeline capacity for anticipated demand.