Air2 has set up shop inside the 6,363-square-foot facility.
Originally posted on New Orleans CityBusiness
The Port of South Louisiana has a tenant for its new transient hangar.
Air2 has set up shop inside the 6,363-square-foot facility.
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Originally posted on Louisiana Economic Development
Gov. John Bel Edwards highlighted the groundbreaking by Entergy Louisiana LLC for a 994-megawatt electricity generation plant near Lake Charles, where an industrial renaissance is increasing demand for electricity.
Approximately $55 billion …
Originally posted on WGNO.com
Delgado Community College is launching a new program at its Jefferson Parish campus that will provide line worker training.
The school unveiled its new facility for the program, including a climbing pit, Entergy trucks …
Originally posted on Fletcher Technical Community College
Entergy Louisiana presented a $50,000 check to Fletcher Technical Community College to support the start of the Certified Line Worker Training program.
The program is a partnership of the Louisiana Energy …
Originally posted on Arkansas Business
Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced that the University of Central Arkansas will receive a $500,000 grant to develop a cyber range to train college and K-12 students.
A cyber range is a dedicated computer …
Site selection is one of the most critical decisions your business can make, and Entergy’s new, high-powered tool is up to the task. Our Site Selection Center, Buildings & Sites, is easy and intuitive to navigate. Among thousands of properties across Entergy’s four-state service area, your top matches are quickly …
Originally posted on Business Wire
Fifteen electric utilities were recognized as “Most Trusted Brands” among business customers.
These and other findings were part of the Utility Trusted Brand & Customer Engagement™: Business, a Cogent Reports™ study by Market Strategies International.
The study analyzed more than 50 consumption, environmental, service, digital and rate …
Originally posted on The Pine Bluff Commercial
Economic development professionals from around the world were in Little Rock recently for a meeting sponsored by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC).
IEDC’s Economic Future Forum, held Sunday through Tuesday, June 4-6, at the Statehouse Convention Center, was one of the first (if …