vote shows bipartisan support for language clarifying mississippi public service commission as first forum for claims against utilities
in cooperation with the mississippi public service commission, entergy mississippi, inc. today filed its preliminary plan for implementing tax reform. the formal plan will be filed in mid-march as part of the company’s annual rate filing.
沙特vs墨西哥让球 reported a fourth quarter 2017 loss per share of $(2.66) on an as-reported basis and earnings per share of 76 cents on an operational basis (non-gaap), which excludes the effects of special items. for the full year, the company reported 2017 earnings per share of $2.28 on an as-reported basis and $7.20 on an operational basis.
entergy mississippi, inc. today praised the members of the mississippi house public utilities committee for the passage of senate bill 2295. the bill, which reauthorizes the mississippi public service commission, includes “fairness language” which clarifies that the mpsc is the proper forum to first address state law claims against electric utilities. the bill has already passed the mississippi senate 51-1.
the national weather service has designated feb. 19-23, 2018 as severe weather awareness week. both the louisiana and new orleans offices of homeland security and emergency preparedness have joined in the recognition. entergy prepares year-round for disruptive storm events and encourages everyone to prepare, too.
entergy will report fourth quarter earnings results before market open on friday, feb. 23, 2018, and host a teleconference from 9:00 a.m. ct that day to discuss the earnings announcement and the company’s financial performance.
february 19-23 is mississippi severe weather preparedness week
tracie roberts, who has been with entergy texas since november 2014, is replacing ronnie hale as the customer service representative for navasota and the surrounding areas.
entergy aspires to be an industry leader in protecting our environment.
entergy texas, inc., the u.s. fish and wildlife service (usfws) and the conservation fund have teamed up to plant more than 45,000 trees at trinity river national wildlife refuge, located 45 miles northeast of houston, as part of a two-year initiative to restore 100 acres of bottomland hardwood forest.
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