Entergy files plan to catch up on nuclear decommissioning funds

Entergy files plan to catch up on nuclear decommissioning funds

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

(From The Times-Picayune) Entergy Corp. is $236 million behind in its investments to pay for the eventual shutdown of its two nuclear plants in Louisiana, and the company has asked the Louisiana Public Service Commission for permission to increase rates so that customers can make up the shortfall.

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