Entergy Mississippi is advancing its energy infrastructure with the construction of a new natural gas power station, specifically a combined-cycle combustion turbine facility. This initiative aims to provide customers with reliable and modern energy solutions for the future. The technology being employed includes dual-fuel capabilities, with plans to incorporate blended hydrogen into energy production processes, indicating a forward-looking approach towards sustainability. In line with this progress, the company will retire the older Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station in Greenville, redirecting efforts towards more efficient and environmentally friendly power generation. By replacing outdated facilities with advanced technology, Entergy Mississippi not only ensures reliable electricity supply but also contributes to reducing carbon emissions. The completion of the new power station by 2028 highlights the company's dedication to enhancing energy efficiency and embracing cleaner energy sources for a greener future.