Category: Reliability

Entergy New Orleans Reliability Judgment

6/14/2022

On Monday, June 13, 2022, Orleans Parish Civil District Court Judge Rachael Johnson issued a ruling from the bench granting Entergy New Orleans’ petition for injunctive relief from a $1M fine that the New Orleans City Council imposed in 2019 as a result of routine reliability issues.

The Council opened docket UD-17-04 in 2017 to investigate Entergy’s decision to defer maintenance and upgrades to its distribution system. The Council, as the utility’s regulator, concluded that Entergy had acted imprudently and penalized the company accordingly. Entergy immediately filed suit for injunctive relief, claiming that the Council had not created reliability standards to which it could be held accountable.

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To defend or not to defend New Orleans...

1/22/2018

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The question to New Orleans City Council members:
Protect NOLA and build a resilient future where the power stays on
OR
Force New Orleanians to pay for over-priced, unnecessary, and dangerous technology- every month, for the next 30 years

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LA Utilities ask customers to conserve

1/18/2018

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Last night, Louisiana’s utilities asked customers to do something powerful: use less energy.

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freezing temps & POWER OUTAGES

12/8/2017

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When the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful, you should probably stay cuddled up around the fire, especially if you’re one of the thousands of Louisianans without power on this 34 degree Friday night.

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Entergy New Orleans Reliability Judgment

To defend or not to defend New Orleans...

LA Utilities ask customers to conserve

freezing temps & POWER OUTAGES

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