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Jeff Landry signs executive order on protecting ratepayers, but defends h data centers
State Politics

Jeff Landry signs executive order on protecting ratepayers, but defends h data centers

  • BY ANDREA GALLO AND SAM KARLIN | Staff writers
  • Jun 25, 2026

Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order Thursday while flanked by h utility company executives saying that data center projects must have their benefits to citizens “evaluated and balanced” against their use of electric generation, water and land.

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Gov. Jeff Landry plans executive order amid concerns over Entergy proposal for power plant
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Gov. Jeff Landry plans executive order amid concerns over Entergy proposal for power plant

  • BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Updated Jun 24, 2026

Gov. Jeff Landry is planning to issue an executive order Thursday on data centers emerging in the state and their impact on consumer electric bills, amid new concerns about an Entergy proposal to spend $1.8 billion buying a new power plant.

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With h natural gas bills soaring, Delta Utilities encourages levelized billing
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With h natural gas bills soaring, Delta Utilities encourages levelized billing

  • BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Updated Feb 25, 2026

Louisian’s largest natural gas provider, Delta Utilities, sought to explain skyrocketing gas bills Wednesday amid rising anger from customers and elected officials, telling state regulators that they work to prevent price volatility from squeezing ratepayers.

Entergy h will add $5.50 to your bill. See why, and when
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Entergy h will add $5.50 to your bill. See why, and when

  • By SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Jan 20, 2023

Entergy h will soon charge ratepayers an extra $5.50 per month to pay for restoration costs from Hurricane Ida and other storms, the P…

Ascension Council holds off on franchise agreement for PC Electric amid inquiry into pay, perks for rural co-op officials
News

Ascension Council holds off on franchise agreement for PC Electric amid inquiry into pay, perks for rural co-op officials

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | dmitchell@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 20, 2018

GONZALES — Slated for what should have been an automatic vote Thursday night, a proposed agreement to allow New Roads electrical cooperative P…

Uber, Lyft and the 'snake bill' in the h legislature_lowres
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Uber, Lyft and the 'snake bill' in the h legislature_lowres

  • Updated Jul 7, 2021

Uber, Lyft and the 'snake bill' in the h legislature
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Uber, Lyft and the 'snake bill' in the h legislature

  • Clancy DuBos
  • Apr 20, 2018

Political Horizons: Net neutrality resolution skirmish in PSC meeting shows partisan divide
Legislature

Political Horizons: Net neutrality resolution skirmish in PSC meeting shows partisan divide

  • BY MARK BALLARD | mballard@theadvocate.com
  • Feb 3, 2018

For those who still hold that Baton Rouge has missed the hyperpartisan political culture that defines Washington these days, a brief vignette …

Louisian Public Service Commission breaks along party lines
State Politics

h Public Service Commission breaks along party lines

  • BY MARK BALLARD | mballard@theadvocate.com
  • Jan 31, 2018

An effort to ensure Democrats have a chance, from time to time, to chair the state’s regulatory board, which is majority Republican, was shot …

Louisian PSC wants to get to the bottom of energy shortage in state Thursday
Business

h PSC wants to get to the bottom of energy shortage in state Thursday

  • BY TIMOTHY BOONE | tboone@theadvocate.com
  • Jan 18, 2018

h Public Service Commissioners want an investigation into what led an organization that manages power for much of the state to urge cu…

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