When Meta selected a site in Louisiana for its largest data center to date, it signed a deal with Entergy to power the site ...

Meta’s data center will need about three times the amount of electricity that New Orleans uses in a year and increase Entergy ...

The Louisiana Public Service Commission, or LPSC, has approved a landmark agreement that paves the way for Entergy Louisiana ...

This approval facilitates enhancements to the state’s electric grid, benefiting customers and preparing for future energy ...

Entergy's Louisiana unit received the state's regulatory approval to move forward with infrastructure investments tied to ...

The Richland Parish data center project, first announced in 2024, is one of the largest private capital investments in ...

Meta’s $10 billion Louisiana data center has received regulatory approval from the Louisiana Public Service Commission.

State utility regulators approved a plan Wednesday to install three natural-gas fueled power plants for the tech company Meta, which needs the electricity for a massive data center it’s building in ...

The facility is set to require more than double the energy needed to power the entire city of New Orleans during peak summer ...

If the Public Service Commission approves the plan, Entergy will have the greenlight to build three new gas plants to power ...

Estimates suggest that the AI center will need roughly three times the amount of electricity that the city of New Orleans uses in a year ...

Fast-tracking a vote that was originally expected to happen two months from now, state utility regulators plan to decide ...