Entergy Corp News
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Exelon Corp. and Entergy Corp., the two largest U.S. nuclear power operators, rose to their highest in five months as increasing natural gas prices boost wholesale electricity rates.
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Blackstone Group LP, the world’s largest private-equity firm, won approval from state regulators for a $2.2 billion power line that would bring electricity to New York City from Quebec.
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Wholesale electricity from Maine to Connecticut gained for the third time in four days as supply dropped amid forecasts for increased demand.
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Spot gasoline in the Gulf Coast strengthened to the highest level against futures in six weeks after a power failure shut units at refineries in the Port Arthur, Texas, area.
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Total Petrochemicals USA Inc. and Motiva Enterprises LLC were among the companies that reported refinery flaring in Port Arthur, Texas, due to a power failure, according to recorded messages posted on the Southeast Texas Alerting Network.
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Northeastern nuclear-power generation declined, snapping the longest string of gains since December, after Entergy Corp. cut output to the 651-megawatt Vermont Yankee 1 reactor.
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Entergy Corp. said it will take several weeks to restart a Arkansas reactor unit that was tripped offline after an accident at the facility that killed one person and injured eight.
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U.S. nuclear-power production increased as output by three reactors lifted Southeastern generation to the highest seasonal level since 1998. The Northeast climbed to a one-month high.
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Ameren Corp., owner of Missouri’s biggest utility, said three people were injured yesterday at its nuclear power plant. It was the second worker accident at a U.S. atomic facility this week.
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Entergy Corp. said that one person was killed and three were injured at its Arkansas One nuclear plant as equipment was being moved today on the non-nuclear side of the facility.
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