The Public Utility Commission of Texas approved a plan by Entergy Texas on Feb. 20 which would provide backup generators to a number of businesses, hospitals and schools.
What you need to know
Known as the Power Through initiative, the plan would provide backup generators capable of powering large facilities such as grocery stores and hospitals at a lower cost. According to a Feb. 20 news release from Entergy, the company has already installed five generators at various H-E-Bs in its coverage area, and one at the Lone Star College in Kingwood.
The Power Through initiative is part of Entergy's Southeast Texas Energy plan, which aims to increase energy production in the Texas region by 40% in the next three years.













