Entergy Mississippi

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News ClipTippah News·MS

Entergy says data centers will deliver more than $2 billion in savings to Mississippi customers

Entergy Mississippi announced that data center projects it serves are projected to deliver over $2 billion in savings to customers over the next two decades. These projects, including Amazon's developments in Clinton and Vicksburg, will also help fund grid upgrades and stabilize electricity prices statewide. The utility credits state government engagement for securing agreements where tech companies contribute to infrastructure costs.

electricity government announcement

Amazon

6/2/2026

News ClipWLBT·Jackson, Hinds County, MS

Jackson developer won’t reveal site of proposed tech hub; says it’s in the metro area

A Jackson developer, Gabriel Prado, is moving forward with plans for a tech campus, including a data center and a 1-gigawatt natural gas power plant, despite the Mississippi Public Service Commission denying a previous request for a declaratory opinion. This comes amidst local opposition to a proposed data center moratorium and a rezoning request by Saxum Investment Group for another data center site in the Jackson metro area. Prado's company, Prado AI, will now seek full permitting for the power plant.

electricity moratorium zoning opposition government

6/1/2026

News ClipThe Clarion-Ledger·Jackson, Hinds County, MS

New development could change how data centers are powered. What to know

PraCon Global Investment Group has requested Mississippi regulators to confirm that private, on-site power generation for data centers is not a public utility, aiming to allow AI industrial campuses to build off-grid power sources. This move could significantly impact utilities like Entergy and Southern Company. Concurrently, Jackson City Council is considering a temporary moratorium on new data center development to study impacts.

electricity government moratorium announcement

Compass Datacenters

4/22/2026

News ClipMadison County Journal·Madison County, MS

Amazon details $11 billion Madison County data center expansion and wa...

Amazon announced an additional $11 billion investment in its data center operations in Madison County, Mississippi, bringing its total planned capital in the state to $25 billion. Company officials outlined plans to ensure water positivity and avoid impacting local electricity ratepayers, collaborating with Entergy Mississippi. This expansion will create 700 new jobs.

announcement electricity environmental water government

Amazon

4/15/2026

News ClipSuperTalk Mississippi Media·Ridgeland, Madison County, MS

'This is what economic development looks like': Amazon to invest $12B more in Mississippi data centers

Amazon is investing an additional $12 billion in Mississippi data centers, bringing its total planned investment in the state to $25 billion. This expansion includes extending operations in Ridgeland and establishing a presence in Clinton, creating 800 new jobs. The company, along with utility Entergy Mississippi, addressed concerns regarding water consumption and electricity rates, emphasizing water-friendly designs and positive impacts on utility bills.

announcement government water electricity

Amazon

4/9/2026

News ClipThe Northside Sun·MS

Sullivan: Data Centers - Power-hungry but price-friendly

Patrick Sullivan's opinion column argues that Mississippi is well-positioned as a low-cost energy state due to the growth of data centers. He contends that large electricity users like data centers, specifically citing Amazon, can actually drive down retail electricity prices and fund essential grid infrastructure upgrades. Entergy Mississippi has announced significant savings for customers and grid strengthening projects directly attributed to data center revenues.

electricity government announcement

Amazon

4/7/2026