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Entergy leaders say industrial growth is driving the need for new power

May 5, 2026

Utility CEOs for Entergy Corp. and Entergy Arkansas on Monday discussed the status of power infrastructure in the state and plans they have to attract new customers and keep electr…

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Entergy leaders say industrial growth is driving the need for new power

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