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Tag: Entergy New Orleans

Entergy New Orleans reliability fell significantly in 2021 even before Hurricane Ida

The company’s report indicates that after a few years of improvements, the city’s electric reliability may be slipping once again.
by Michael Isaac Stein October 6, 2021 Updated October 6, 2021

‘No place to go but up’: Entergy critics urge a new look at abandoned plan to sell transmission grid, break up vertical monopoly

Entergy planned to sell its transmission assets a decade ago, a commitment that helped put a federal antitrust investigation to rest. It never happened.
by Michael Isaac Stein October 5, 2021 Updated November 2, 2021

Council committee advances several accountability measures related to Entergy and Hurricane Ida

Among the measures was one calling for a study of Entergy New Orleans ownership and control. All items will have to go before the full council.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 22, 2021 Updated September 22, 2021

Hurricane Ida revealed Entergy’s misplaced investments, critics say

A lack of investment in hardening the grid and the unfulfilled promises of a new gas plant leave regulators asking whether the utility should have done more.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 21, 2021 Updated September 21, 2021

Councilwoman announces storm outages investigation, study on alternatives to Entergy monopoly power

A coalition of environmental and consumer advocates also filed a motion with the council this week calling for new accountability measures, some of which overlap with Moreno’s proposals.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 14, 2021 Updated September 14, 2021

Entergy says 98 percent of New Orleans power restored

New Orleans customers still lacking power may have electric damage to their properties they need to fix themselves, Entergy executives said.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 9, 2021 Updated September 9, 2021

As electricity returns to New Orleans, focus shifts to long-term outages in harder hit areas

Due to cost and timing, the company is rebuilding the grid the way it was before, with overhead wires rather than underground wires, which are more resilient to hurricane damage.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 8, 2021 Updated September 8, 2021

Nine days after Hurricane Ida, 73 percent of New Orleans electricity restored

In the entire region, 58 percent of Entergy customers who lost power have been restored.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 7, 2021 Updated September 7, 2021

Eight days after Hurricane Ida, 71 percent of New Orleans electricity restored

In the entire region, Entergy says it has restored 51 percent of the 902,000 customers who lost power during the storm.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 6, 2021 Updated September 6, 2021

‘We are now fully secure’: Three more transmission lines up in city; Entergy releases estimates for restoration in hardest-hit areas

The timeline for the city remains the same. Most customers will see full restoration by the middle of the next week. Those in parts of the state that saw the most significant damage may have to wait until later this month.
by Charles Maldonado September 4, 2021 Updated November 2, 2021

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