Entergy Mississippi LLC, a major electricity provider in the state, is embarking on a significant project to build a new power station after five decades. The company's CEO, Haley Fisackerly, emphasized the importance of adapting to changing needs and environmental considerations by investing in cleaner and more efficient power generation. The upcoming combined-cycle combustion turbine power station will utilize a dual-fuel technology, with the ability to incorporate blended hydrogen alongside natural gas to ensure reliable energy production. This initiative aims to replace the aging Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station, enhancing electricity production while decreasing carbon emissions. The company's strategy includes acquiring modern natural gas power stations in recent years and utilizing emission-free sources like the Sunflower Solar Station and Grand Gulf Nuclear Station to diversify its power generation mix. Entergy Mississippi's commitment to sustainability and innovation underscores its dedication to providing reliable and environmentally friendly electricity to its customers.