News Archive

March 29th 2006 -Critics say PSC lets rate hike slip into pact

Feb 28th 2006 -PSC pospones vote on rebate to Entergy customers

Feb 24th 2006-PSC delays rebate vote

Nov. 15th 2005- Report Warns of Dangers of Rising Arctic Temperatures

Oct. 14th 2005- WarningWarnings for Mercury in Fish Blanket State's Waters: Controversial Bush Plan Would Delay Cleanup for at least 10 Years

Aug. 19th 2005 - New Orleans City Council votes in favor of NOEEP (New Orleans Energy Efficiency Programs)!

March 29th 2005 -Critics say PSC lets rate hike slip into pact

Feb 28th 2005 -PSC pospones vote on rebate to Entergy customers

Feb 24th 2005-PSC delays rebate vote

Nov. 15th 2004 - Report Warns of Dangers of Rising Arctic Temperatures

Oct. 14th 2004- WarningWarnings for Mercury in Fish Blanket State’s Waters: Controversial Bush Plan Would Delay Cleanup for at least 10 Years

Aug. 19th 2004- New Orleans City Council votes in favor of NOEEP (New Orleans Energy Efficiency Programs)!

Aug. 4th 2004- Group blasts Bush mercury proposal, In La., number of contaminated waterways on rise

July 24th -2004 Entergy offers to settle rate cases, Deal shortchanges customers, some say

July 6th 2004- Louisiana Legislature passes and Governor Blanco signs bill directing the LPSC to develop rules and regulations for a statewide Energy Efficiency Fund, Act 692

May 20th 2004- New Orleans City Council passes a resolution calling on Senators Mary Landrieu and John Breaux to support the McCain-Lieberman Climate Stewardship Act

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The Alliance is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to creating fair, affordable, and environmentally responsible energy policies. Founded in 1985 in New Orleans, the Alliance conducts community education campaigns on energy issues, helps citizens and businesses become more energy efficient, and promotes sustainable energy policy solutions. As the only Louisiana consumer advocacy/environmental organization, the Alliance plays a pivotal role in providing citizen input on energy-related issues. Since its inception, the organization's mission has evolved to cover energy issues affecting citizens from reducing energy bills to being the state's lead organizer in the fight to stop global warming. In the wake of the devastating 2005 hurricanes, the Alliance is using its regulatory, policy development, networking and outreach skills to ensure that New Orleans and the region utilize available sustainable technologies and smart planning choices as reconstruction occurs.