Entergy Opens Doors to Advocates | New Orleans News

Entergy Louisiana just cracked open a few doors on its secretive Meta data center power project—granting limited access to consumer advocates for the first time. Seven representatives from groups like the Alliance for Affordable Energy and the Union of Concerned Scientists can now review case details, including their own experts’ testimony, but still can’t get the original Meta documents they sought via subpoena. The move, part of Entergy’s push for approval of seven gas generators, three battery projects, and transmission upgrades, is seen by advocates as a step forward—but not enough. The Louisiana Public Service Commission still hasn’t decided, with a vote looming December 16. The battle continues: utility secrecy vs. public transparency, especially as Meta’s tech empire keeps expanding.

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