Every DataCenterFeed story on Entergy — across projects, zoning, power and grid, deals, policy, and cooling, newest first.
Minimum bills, long contracts, exit fees, collateral and upfront payments: how large-load tariffs assign grid costs to data centers, with figures from Ohio Power's Schedule DCT, Dominion's GS-5 class, DTE's Google contracts, Duke's North Carolina settlement and FERC's October 2026 orders.
Read the story →MISO has asked FERC (Docket ER27-25-000) to approve a Large Load Addition Resource Study that would study new loads of 200 MW or more alongside electrically proximate new generation in a parallel process of about 120 days, with a requested Dec. 2, 2026 effective date. Comments are due Oct. 23.
Entergy Arkansas and Google announced a second-phase agreement on Oct. 19, 2026, tied to Google's West Memphis campus, covering two batteries, a 440-MW solar PPA and transmission. Entergy says Google would cover about $600M of the cost. It plans to submit the deal to the Arkansas PSC for approval.
Free daily briefing — new projects, zoning votes, power deals, and the policy shaping AI infrastructure.
You're in. ✓
Check your inbox to confirm your subscription.No spam. Unsubscribe any time. Read our privacy policy.
