The Mississippi Public Service Commission announced a $300 million settlement on Thursday with Entergy Mississippi over profits the company received in running the Grand Gulf Nuclear Power Station in Port Gibson.
by Alex Rozier, Mississippi TodayAlleging Entergy ‘over-profited’ from Grand Gulf, PSC announces $300 million settlement by Alex Rozier, Mississippi Today June 23, 2022 The settlement, the largest in the PSC's history, ends Mississippi's involvement in a multi-state dispute with Entergy.
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