- Entergy’s annual performance report highlighted continued growth in electricity demand and plans for significant investment in generation, transmission, and distribution from 2026 through 2029.
- Management said the company signed electric service agreements totaling more than 3.5 gigawatts and began construction on six new generation facilities, with approvals received on four additional sites.
- The report said Entergy is developing 8 gigawatts of combined-cycle and combustion-turbine generation scheduled to come online by the end of 2029.
- Entergy reported more than $2 billion in regulatory approvals and grants for accelerated resilience projects, with more than $800 million invested through year-end 2025.
- Chief Executive Officer Drew Marsh said adjusted earnings per share was 3.91 and noted the company completed the sale of its natural gas distribution business to Delta Utilities.
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