Entergy reported “solid” earnings in the first quarter, saying it has taken quick action to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

FERC reversed one part of a decision on the long-disputed bandwidth calculation Entergy used to equalize production costs among its operating companies.

The Texas PUC approved several measures addressing delinquent customer accounts and other issues related to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Entergy must provide a clearer rationale before it will be allowed to include a line item for pension costs in its rate base, FERC ruled.

Customers of Entergy’s five utility subsidiaries have saved about $1.3 billion since they joined MISO in 2013, the company announced.

FERC rejected a pair of complaints from the Louisiana PSC related to a dispute over how Entergy previously allocated production costs among its companies.

Entergy beat Wall Street’s expectations with a third-quarter adjusted earnings of $506 million ($2.52/share), up from $431 million ($2.35/share) a year ago.

FERC approved Entergy's request to transfer ownership interests in two transmission control centers from Entergy Services to operating companies.

SERC Reliability used part of its quarterly open forum to provide lessons learned from a series of attacks on Arkansas’ power grid in 2013.

The Texas PUC postponed action on improvements to ERCOT’s day-ahead market, citing potential delays to implementing real-time co-optimization.