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Hover, Zoom and Click: Camera Technology Sharpens Focus for Entergy Line Inspections
09/21/2017
Entergy employees use an array of high-tech tools to ensure service reliability.
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Entergy employee Pat Hoffpauir uses a high-powered camera to inspect the health of the electric grid.
In honor of National Drive Electric Week, Entergy's electric fleet is hitting the road. Photo by Entergy employee Eric Treadwell.
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Power Drive: Entergy's Electric Vehicle Fleet Hits the Road
09/14/2017
The new Entergy PEV fleet consists of seven PEVs – two Nissan Leafs and five Chevy Volts. Each of Entergy's operating companies will determine the best use of their vehicles and will be able to showcase them at public events to help build awareness.
Greg Fenn
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At the Vanguard of Change
09/10/2017
An aerial photo from a drone shows a large tree leaning on a distribution line in a flooded area. The images allowed Entergy to develop a plan to enter the area safely and remove the tree.
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Up, up and away! Sunny or stormy, Entergy Mississippi uses drones to improve reliability
08/03/2017
An Aug. 21 solar eclipse visible in most of North America is not expected to adversely affect Entergy’s electrical grid – or the U.S. bulk electric system overall.
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Total Eclipse of the Heartland: The Electrical Grid Is Ready
07/24/2017
An Aug. 21 solar eclipse visible in most of North America is not expected to adversely affect Entergy’s electrical grid – or the U.S. bulk electric system overall.
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Arkansas Nuclear One Unit 2 Returns to Service
07/12/2017
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A Modern Power Station for a Brighter New Orleans
07/06/2017
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Entergy Powers Dave & Buster’s Opening in New Orleans
06/13/2017
Michoud Plant
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New Information Leads to a New Proposal
04/20/2017
Back in February, I sent an email explaining that the proposed New Orleans Power Station proceeding before the City Council was temporarily suspended at the request of Entergy New Orleans due to a recently updated forecast of future energy needs in our city.
