Entergy Louisiana has announced that the company’s renewable power has surpassed coal in energy production for the first time.
According to the company, its renewable energy production totaled more than 1.1 million MWh, exceeding coal’s output of more than 900,000 MWh during the same period.
“This achievement reflects Entergy Louisiana’s unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship and innovation,” says Phillip May, Entergy Louisiana president and CEO. “We are proud to lead the way in transitioning towards cleaner energy sources while continuing to deliver reliable and affordable power to our customers.”
The company says that it has approximately 230 MW of renewable resources, including the Capital Region Solar facility, which became operational in 2020.
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This country has real problems–ones that actually exist. Here, I mean things like poverty, child hunger, environmental collapse, lousy education, and the absence of affordable healthcare.
I tend to vote for the party that is at least attempting to deal with these.
To the author of the meme here, yes!
I’m proud to be a dissenter of this regime of hate and ignorance, and I’ll go to my grave in precisely that fashion.
In the last couple of months, gas prices here have risen from ~$3.50/gallon to ~$5.40/gallon. That’s a 54% increase and it’s hit working class folks hard.
Liberals are not “losing their minds”; they simply have empathy for other people.
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