NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - In front of a virtual audience, the Alliance for Affordable Energy on Monday (June 2) recapped all it knew about when the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) ordered ...

According to Entergy, the forced outages were directed by MISO as a last resort and done to prevent a more extensive, ...

The event has raised concerns from regulators and elected officials, who have scheduled multiple upcoming hearings about why ...

"Entergy recognizes the May 25th outage ordered by MISO was not executed in a satisfactory way for our customers," Entergy ...

In a statement, an Entergy spokesman said the utility had been monitoring load conditions due to the warmer weather.

The Mid-Continent Independent System Operator, which operates the electric grid in a large swath of middle America, abruptly ordered Entergy ... MISO was managing the problems until Sunday ...

The Jefferson Parish Council issued a letter to the Louisiana Public Service Commission and the Leadership of Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) pressing for more information on the load ...

THIS ONE WASN’T ENTERGY’S FAULT. THEY WERE GIVEN A DIRECT ORDER FROM MISO, WHICH IS THE REGIONAL REGULATOR OF POWER AND KEEPS AN EYE ON THE GRID TO MAKE ... A VARIETY OF ISSUES ASSOCIATED ...

Over 150,000 Americans were still in the dark after the Memorial Day weekend as severe storms knocked out power in the South.

Regional grid operator MISO gave Louisiana utilities short notice to cut off power to maintain the reliability of the bulk ...