Entergy Mississippi is making significant strides in securing a more sustainable energy future with the construction of the Delta Blues Advanced Power Station in Greenville, Mississippi. This initiative marks a crucial step towards reducing carbon emissions and meeting the growing energy needs of the region. With the planned retirement of the Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station upon the new plant's completion in 2028, the focus is on transitioning to cleaner and more efficient energy generation. The $1.2 billion investment not only promises to ensure reliable power for customers but also brings about a positive economic impact for the Mississippi Delta. By creating over 300 construction jobs and generating additional tax revenue, Entergy Mississippi is actively contributing to the local economy. The upcoming 754-megawatt facility will not only power a significant number of homes but will also operate with advanced technology to support blended hydrogen, aiming to achieve more sustainable energy production. This transition signifies a shift towards a cleaner and more environmentally friendly power source for the Mississippi Delta, emphasizing the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability.