Recruiting a company like Amazon Web Services to Mississippi not only creates job opportunities for residents, but long-term benefits for Entergy Mississippi customers as well. When Entergy Mississippi recruits industrial customers to the service area, existing customers benefit because those companies share in the cost of the power generation and …
For 17 consecutive years, Site Selection magazine has recognized Entergy as a top utility for economic growth in the communities we serve, which include some of the largest and most power-intensive industries in the United States. In 2023, we helped secure more than $33 billion in capital investments and create …
When searching for the perfect location for a data center, your organization must consider and evaluate a multitude of variables. From reliable and abundant power to low business costs, the Entergy Region – consisting of four states: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas – features an environment conducive to business growth …
Golden Pass LNG has added more than 280 acres to its reinvestment zone designated by Jefferson County as it continues to push toward a 2024 start date for its first of three liquefaction trains under construction.
The Jefferson County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the addition at a Tuesday meeting, adding to …
From construction-related metal products to automotive- grade rolled steel, this robust industry finds the skilled workers, suitable sites, transportation infrastructure and reliable electricity at competitive rates in the Entergy Mississippi service area. Explore a future for your primary metals business in Mississippi.
Most airline passengers flying over Mississippi may just glance below at the bustling businesses along the state’s coast and river ports, but Entergy Mississippi is busy on the ground. The state’s leading utility provider is navigating economic development opportunities so industries and communities can benefit from the unique hub of …
Agriculture and forestry are Mississippi’s number one industry. Food manufacturing has become a large contributor to the Mississippi economy and the state is looking to grow the sector. Abundant agricultural assets, a developed and convenient infrastructure, a commitment to incorporating agricultural tech advances, a skilled workforce and a business-friendly environment …
When DXC Technology announced in 2017 that it would create 2,000 jobs in global IT in New Orleans, U.S. News & World Report featured the relocation deal in “New Orleans: Silicon Valley of the South?”.
The publicity for DXC’s relocation highlighted many benefits of our business-friendly region. And for those familiar …
