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John W. Turk Jr. Power Plant

Entergy Arkansas has agreed to stop burning coal at White Bluff, one of its two major coal plants, by 2028.
Agriculture & Poultry / Business Services / Construction

Power Balance Shifting In Arkansas: Coal Crucial But Losing Ground

King Coal isn’t dead, but it’s being dethroned as the top fuel source for creating electric power in Arkansas. read more >
Venita McCellon-Allen
Energy

McCellon-Allen Retires as Swepco President

Venita McCellon-Allen, a pioneering woman in utility boardrooms and a player in Arkansas' energy sector since taking over the Texarkana division of Central & South West Corp. in 1994, has retired as president and COO of Southwestern Electric Power Co. read more >
Entergy’s White Bluff power plant near Redfield faces new EPA regulation. | (Photo by Wil Chandler)
Energy / Government & Politics / Manufacturing

EPA’s Clean Power Plan Fuels Carbon Debate

On June 2, the Environmental Protection Agency announced its Clean Power Plan. Environmentalists and power companies have split opinions on the agency's goals. read more >
Construction / Energy / Legal

Swepco to Dedicate John W. Turk Jr. Plant in Hope

A dedication ceremony is planned in south Arkansas for Southwestern Electric Power Co.'s new coal-fired power plant. read more >