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|---|---|---|---|---|
Andrew S. Marsh ExecutiveBoard | Chairman of the Board and CEO | Director, Nuclear Electric Insurance Limited (NEIL) | CEO since November 2022 and Chairman since February 2023. Previously EVP and CFO (2013-2022). Brings leadership skills and deep industry knowledge. | View Report → |
Kimberly A. Fontan Executive | EVP and CFO | None provided in documents | EVP and CFO of Entergy and its subsidiaries as of August 2024. No additional details about her career history or external roles are available. | |
Marcus V. Brown Executive | EVP and General Counsel | None provided in documents | EVP and General Counsel. Active as of December 2024, with no indication of departure. No additional details about his career history or external roles are available. | |
Peter S. Norgeot, Jr. Executive | EVP and COO | Director, Entergy subsidiaries (Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Orleans, Texas) | EVP and COO since August 2022. Previously held senior leadership roles in operations, transformation, and sustainable planning at Entergy. | |
Blanche L. Lincoln Board | Director | Founder, Lincoln Policy Group; Director, Hope Enterprise Corporation; Trustee, Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress | Director since 2011. Former U.S. Senator and Representative. Brings public policy and legislative expertise. Resigning effective December 31, 2024. | |
Brian W. Ellis Board | Director | None provided in documents | Director since 2020. Senior VP and General Counsel at Danaher Corporation. Brings expertise in legal, compliance, and corporate governance. | |
Gina F. Adams Board | Director | Director, American Funds; Chair, American University | Director since March 2023. Corporate VP at FedEx Corporation. Brings expertise in government relations and regulatory affairs. | |
John H. Black Board | Director | None provided in documents | Director since March 2023. Retired audit partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP. Brings extensive accounting and auditing expertise, particularly in the utility industry. | |
John R. Burbank Board | Director | Director, Vizio Holding Corp. | Director since 2018. No additional details about his career history or achievements at Entergy are available. | |
Karen A. Puckett Board | Director | Non-Executive Chair, Lumos Fiber; Director, Cypress Creek Renewables, LLC; Director, Ensono Ltd.; Director, Osmose Utilities Service, Inc. | Director since 2015. Former CEO of Harte Hanks, Inc. Brings management, operations, and technology-driven innovation expertise. | |
Kirkland H. Donald Board | Director | Chairman, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.; Director, Centrus Energy Corporation | Director since 2013. Former U.S. Navy nuclear program leader. Brings deep nuclear expertise and risk management experience. | |
M. Elise Hyland Board | Director | Director, Marathon Oil Corporation; Director, Washington Gas Light Company | Director since 2019. Former senior executive at EQT Corporation. Brings expertise in operations, finance, and strategic planning. | |
Philip L. Frederickson Board | Director | None provided in documents | Director since 2015. Former EVP at ConocoPhillips. Brings senior management and strategic planning expertise. | |
Stuart L. Levenick Board | Lead Independent Director | Lead Independent Director, W.W. Grainger, Inc.; Director, Finning International, Inc. | Director since 2005 and Lead Independent Director since 2016. Former Group President at Caterpillar Inc. Brings operational and governance expertise. |
- Given that 90% of your remaining O&M savings for 2024 are expected to be achieved in the fourth quarter, what risks do you face if these savings are not realized as planned, and how confident are you in meeting your earnings guidance under this back-end loaded cost savings schedule?
- With the $184 million in customer credits included in the Entergy Louisiana settlement, what impact do you anticipate this will have on your future earnings and credit metrics, and what steps are you taking to mitigate any potential negative effects?
- Regarding your Entergy Texas resiliency plan, since $200 million of the $335 million investment is contingent upon receiving a grant from the Texas Energy Fund, what are your contingency plans if the grant is not approved, and how will this affect your ability to enhance grid resilience in Texas?
- Your $2.2 billion investment in new hydrogen-capable generation resources depends on customer interest in purchasing clean attributes from carbon capture; how confident are you in securing enough customer commitment to justify these projects, and what risks could delay or impede their completion by 2028?
- With higher interest expenses due to increased debt balances and rising interest rates, how do you plan to manage your financing to ensure your significant capital investments, including the proposed renewables and resilience projects, do not adversely impact your financial health and shareholder returns?
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for ETR.
- The Louisiana Public Service Commission approved Entergy Louisiana’s plan to invest in grid upgrades for Meta’s new data center in Richland Parish, protecting other customers from these costs.
- Authorization includes constructing three new combined-cycle combustion turbine generation facilities: two in Richland Parish (online by late 2028) and one at Waterford in St. Charles Parish (by end of 2029).
- Entergy Louisiana will build new transmission lines to serve Meta’s facility and enhance overall system reliability across its service area.
- The approval also allows procurement of up to 1,500 MW of solar resources through an expedited certification process to advance renewable energy goals.
- Entergy reported adjusted EPS of $1.05 for Q2 2025, driven by customer investments, 4.5% weather-adjusted retail sales growth and ~12% industrial sales growth
- Raised four-year capital plan to $40 billion, including ~3 GW solar, 1.4 GW battery storage and 8 GW gas units; signed ~8 GW of service agreements since early 2024
- Recorded $570 million of nuclear production tax credits for five reactors in Q2 and deferred $175 million of renewable ITC cash benefits to 2028; expects to monetize nuclear PTCs later this year
- Investing in grid resilience and transmission: phase one accelerated resilience program ($2 billion approved; $400 million invested) hardening 9 substations and 8,000 poles, and planning $8 billion transmission capex covering 460 miles of 500 kV lines
- Completed sale of gas LDC business to Delta Utilities on July 1, enabling focus on core electric operations
- Transformational growth: Entergy experienced a breakthrough in 2024 with strong industrial customer growth and new electric service agreements in Mississippi and Louisiana.
- Renewable energy boost: Over 700 megawatts of solar resources were brought online as part of its clean technology initiatives.
- Community and economic impact: The company generated an economic impact of more than $153 million and supported local communities with significant volunteer efforts.
- Financial enhancements: A 2-for-1 stock split, robust adjusted earnings per share growth, and an approximate 6% increase in quarterly dividends were highlighted.
- Consolidated Q1 2025 earnings reached $361 million with an EPS of 0.82, a significant improvement over Q1 2024’s performance .
- The Utility segment outperformed, posting $490 million in earnings (EPS 1.11) versus $195 million (EPS 0.46), driven by higher retail sales and favorable regulatory actions .
- The company secured approximately $1.5 billion in forward equity transactions, completed a $1.5 billion common stock offering, and forward-sold an additional $1.7 billion, ensuring capital availability into 2027 and contracting two-thirds of its equity needs through 2028 .
- Q1 2025 results reaffirmed the adjusted EPS guidance of $3.75 to $3.95 .
- Strong retail and industrial sales growth, including a 9.3% industrial increase, further bolstered the adjusted EPS of 0.82 .
- Robust capital investments were highlighted by major customer-driven projects involving Hyundai, CF Industries, and Woodside LNG, complemented by a promising data center pipeline of 5 to 10 gigawatts .
- Legislative updates in Arkansas and Texas are streamlining capital recovery, while active debt financing—with new issuances and retirements—underscores strong financial management .
- Growth and Investment: Entergy outlined a plan to invest $37 billion through 2028 to support growth in the Gulf South region.
- Clean Energy Focus: The company is expanding its cleaner generation portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 while supporting industrial load growth.
- Financial Performance: The report noted an adjusted earnings per share of $3.65, placing results at the top half of guidance.
- Community Impact: Entergy’s corporate social responsibility efforts generated an economic impact of $153.52 million with over 122,000 volunteer service hours contributing significant community value.
- Entergy Corp closed a public offering on March 21, 2025, following the exercise of its over-allotment option for 2,227,538 shares of common stock, completing the underwriting process.
- The company also entered into forward sale agreements with major financial institutions, establishing an initial forward sale price of $81.87175 per share, which will be adjusted daily based on a floating interest rate factor.
- Entergy Corp entered into forward sale and underwriting agreements on March 17, 2025 for the public offering of 15,568,863 shares of common stock.
- The transaction concluded on March 19, 2025 with the shares being borrowed from third parties and sold to underwriters, completing the offering.
- Entergy Corporation has priced a registered underwritten offering of 15,568,863 common shares at $83.50 per share, with the shares expected to be borrowed and sold through forward sale agreements with major financial institutions.
- The offering includes a 30-day over-allotment option for an additional 2,335,328 shares to cover any excess demand, and settlement is anticipated on or before September 30, 2026.
- The net proceeds from the offering are expected to be used for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment, enhancing liquidity and financial flexibility.
- Entergy Corporation announced the commencement of a registered underwritten offering of $1,300,000,000 of its common stock, with forward sale agreements to facilitate the sale, involving major banks including Morgan Stanley, BofA Securities, J.P. Morgan, and Mizuho.
- The offering includes a potential over-allotment option for an additional $195,000,000 of shares, and settlement of the forward sale agreements is expected on or before September 30, 2026, with net proceeds intended for general corporate purposes such as debt repayment.