The Louisiana Public Service Commission approved plans by Entergy to build three new gas power plants for a Meta data center.

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Meta’s $10 billion Louisiana data center has received regulatory approval from the Louisiana Public Service Commission.

Entergy's constructive relationships with regulators in most of its service territories have been a positive for shareholders by reducing regulatory risk and supporting consistent earnings growth.

Regulators clear Entergy's multibillion-dollar plan to build three major power stations to serve Meta's massive proposed data center.

The Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) has given the go-ahead for the installation of three natural gas turbines set ...