Where will the next nuclear plant be built?
There’s too much demand between data centers, electric vehicles and the other ways we use electricity. Other energy sources including natural gas and solar won’t provide enough by themselves.
Tag: Entergy Arkansas
Entergy: Drought conditions affecting summer flow of Ouachita River
Full-generation flows from Remmel Dam for recreation, along with all scheduled special releases, have been postponed until further notice, Entergy Arkansas announced
Entergy Arkansas announces Ironwood power plant vendor fair for Arkansas contractors
Ironwood is planned to replace the existing Lake Catherine Unit 4 facility located in Hot Spring County
Entergy says advance preparation helped minimize winter storm outages in Arkansas
As power remains stable in the state, Entergy Arkansas is now sending around 200 lineworkers and support management personnel in mutual assistance to Louisiana and Mississippi to assist with their restoration efforts
Rick Shumate: Fear of Missing Out on data center boom leads Arkansas officials to ignore hard questions
FOMO has broken out across Arkansas, as elected officials, unelected economic developers, utility companies and their regulators fall all over themselves not to miss out on the AI-fueled data center boom, a competition characterized by hyperbole, secrecy and healthy doses of wishful thinking
Arkansas Advocate: Google, state and local officials mark start of $4B AI data center in West Memphis
Internet giant Google officially announced the first phase of its West Memphis cloud and artificial intelligence data center project in what officials called one of the largest economic investments ever in Arkansas
Arkansas Advocate: State’s electric utilities score poorly in Sierra Club report
Three Arkansas electric utilities were graded in the Sierra Club’s fifth annual “Dirty Truth” report — Entergy Arkansas, SWEPCO and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp