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Submit your comments By april 16th
The deadline to submit comments and questions to the DEQ regarding Entergy New Orleans’ Air Permit Applications is Monday, April 16th. Your questions will be addressed as the DEQ is required to respond to every comment. As the public notice says... CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE
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PUBLIC NOTICE LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (LDEQ) Michoud Electric Generating Plant-Entergy New Orleans, Inc. Request for public comment on proposed part 70 Air Permit Renewal & Minor Modification/Acid Rain Permit Renewal & the associated Environmental Assessment Statement |
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Call your City Council representative today and tell them No Gas Plant for New Orleans East!
Go to our Ongoing Issues page to view more videos and information about Entergy's Proposed Gas Plant. Also visit NoGasPlant.com to find information from other local organizations.
Members of the City Council Committee on Utilities:
Jason Williams (At-Large), Committee Chair jasonwilliams@nola.gov | 658-1070
Jared Brosset (Dist. D), Committee Member councildistrictd@nola.gov | 658-1040
James Gray (Dist. E), Committee Member jagray@nola.gov | 658-1050
Susan Guidry (Dist. A), Committee Member sgguidry@nola.gov | 658-1010
Stacy Head (At-Large), Committee Member shead@ nola.gov | 658-1060
Jason Williams (At-Large), Committee Chair jasonwilliams@nola.gov | 658-1070
Jared Brosset (Dist. D), Committee Member councildistrictd@nola.gov | 658-1040
James Gray (Dist. E), Committee Member jagray@nola.gov | 658-1050
Susan Guidry (Dist. A), Committee Member sgguidry@nola.gov | 658-1010
Stacy Head (At-Large), Committee Member shead@ nola.gov | 658-1060
About Us
Mission: The Alliance for Affordable Energy safeguards Louisiana’s future by protecting consumers’ right to an affordable, equitable, and environmentally responsible energy system.
Vision: A future where energy works for everyone.
Founded in 1985, the Alliance for Affordable Energy promotes fair, affordable, environmentally responsible energy. From the start, we have advanced a philosophy that there is no conflict between lower energy costs and lower pollution, between good jobs and regulation, or between serving the public interest and making a reasonable profit. Because we are both a consumer advocate and public health advocacy organization, our policy work meets at the crossroads of social justice, sustainable economic development, and environmental protection.
The Alliance is the only consumer advocate non profit in Louisiana for utility customers. We fight for consumers through Education, Clean Energy, and Energy Efficiency. Our recent accomplishments demonstrate the important synergies between our technical policy work and community organizing. The Alliance for Affordable Energy is committed to promoting a new vision for energy policy in Louisiana, from an “energy state” to a “clean energy” leader in the South.
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