Entergy Corporation announced today it is donating the 18th-century Governor Hunt House to the Friends of Vernon Center, a non-profit organization formed to revitalize the Town of Vernon.
"I enjoy working at Palisades because they value their employees and show appreciation in many ways. You'll work with some of the brightest minds in various fields and create a network that could lead you to places you never dreamed."
"I find my work challenging and rewarding at the same time. I appreciate the growth opportunities I've had, and I value the relationships I've made."
Entergy Corporation and Holtec International, through their affiliates, jointly filed a License Transfer Application today with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, requesting approval for the transfer of the NRC licenses for the Indian Point Energy Center to Holtec after the last unit permanently shuts down by April 30, 2021.
Investment reinforces commitment to continued safe, reliable operations.
B-roll of the Indian Point Nuclear Plant in New York
Company is sponsoring national events and hosting local activities
Influx of workers expected to bring local economic boost
Our $11-million fiber infrastructure project with @CSpire and the Mississippi Public Service Commission is complete! It paves the way for advanced broadband internet services in rural areas of the state. Thanks @WLBT for helping to share the good news! https://t.co/q2fUBhTSgO
Our employees had a blast showing this bright 7-year-old around the facility! Michael McGregor brightened our day with his excitement and incredible knowledge of nuclear. He called it, "The best day ever!" It was for us too, Michael! #PalisadesProud https://t.co/BbVtoHB2kj
Entergy's partnership with @GNOinc helps support the organization’s economic development efforts in 10 south Louisiana parishes. Our recent grant will go towards creating business development, retention and environmental programs in #GreaterNewOrleans. https://t.co/eQueOD1t0M