| Prev Close | 103.41 |
| Open | 103.21 |
| Day Low/High | 102.64 / 104.24 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 75.19 / 135.55 |
| Volume | 1.00M |
Entergy Corporation (ETR)
104.18
0.77
0.74
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 201.07B |
| Market Cap | 20.50B |
| P/E Ratio | 13.62 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Pulling the Plug on Oil
New England still relies on oil for electric power, and that raises rates for everybody.
An Unfair Attack on Utilities
The government should just target carbon, regardless of the source
Entergy's Big Problem
New lines have the physical, financial capacity to replace Indian Point.
Tables Turning for Natural Gas
As prices rise, winners and losers switch places.
Nuclear Dominoes Are Falling
Declining market prices are pushing some nuclear plants toward early retirement.
Solar Scores a Big Win Over Nuclear
Warren Buffett's investment affirms that solar is the clear winner on costs.
New Nukes in Florida a Win-Win
Uprating existing plants adds 500mw to energy grid.
The TVA Isn't Going Anywhere
The Tennessee Valley Authority's unique regulatory structure makes it too difficult to sell.
Three Forces Squeezing Energy Profits
Energy efficiency will become a major competitor.
Elevated Shares Ahead of the Spinoff
The pending Entergy-ITC deal presents some concerns, but for now the shares remain well-bid.
Entergy Worries Could Get Overdone
An accident at a power plant could lead to a selloff that creates an opportunity.
Two Energy Producers Breaking Out
Consol Energy and Entergy have very similar weekly charts.
Entergy's Power Struggle
Its business faces many challenges, from wind farms to federal regulators.
How Utilities Are Coping With Disruption
In the face of energy substitution and efficiency, some are selling or retiring assets.
Smart Grid Wins at Super Bowl
As the Superdome lights came back on, I saw an elegant design in action.
Pardon Me, Can You Spare Some Gas?
There appear to be no pipeline options to supply New Englanders.
Mid-Market Generators Are Gambling on Coal
Solar and nuclear powered cost leaders will win when mid-market participants, mostly using coal and cheap natural gas, are gone.
Energy Consumption Had a Surprising Dip
Summer usage was down from 2011 levels, and this could ding utilities' quarters.
Utilities' Power Prices Could Swing Wildly
In deregulated markets, speculating on pricing power is a gamble.
Entergy Shareholders Could Get a Boost
After the company's deal with ITC, shareholders would receive an additional stream of dividends.
Untamable, Overlapping Electric Power Markets
Do not oversimplify the independent power business.
Carbon-Free Competitors Nipping at Nuclear
But it's still the most cost effective thermal power source in the industry.
A Nuke Plant Is a Hard Thing to Replace
Indian Point in the New York City region has its critics, but the alternatives have serious drawbacks.
The Nation's Grid Is Already Energy Independent
Adding new power plants cannot materially help our nation reach energy independence.
Smaller Nuke Operators Unite for Efficiency
These seven energy providers aim to cut costs by pooling their knowledge and resources.
Freeze Ordered on Nuclear Plant Licenses
But the NRC's order will actually have little impact on the power industry.
