Strong Q1 Adjusted EPS and Guidance Momentum
Reported first quarter adjusted EPS of $0.86. 2026 guidance affirmed and management raised multi-year adjusted EPS outlooks (incremental +$0.20 for next year and +$0.50 by 2029 to $6.40). Management expects ~12% year-over-year adjusted EPS growth from 2028 to 2029 and similar for 2030.
Major Meta Agreement and Fair Share Plus Benefits
Signed new electric service agreement with Meta; fair-share value from that agreement alone is expected to be $2.0 billion and is included in the company’s previously communicated ~$7.0 billion of customer benefits from data center agreements. Meta committed $140 million to energy efficiency and $60 million to Power to Care (Entergy Louisiana will match to bring Power to Care to $120 million).
Robust Retail and Industrial Sales Growth
Overall retail sales increased 6% in Q1. Industrial sales grew 15% year-over-year in Q1 and management now expects ~8.5% compound annual retail sales growth through 2029 driven by ~16% industrial growth.
Expanded Four-Year Capital Plan with Financing Progress
Four-year capital plan increased to $57 billion (up ~$14 billion this quarter, largely tied to the Meta agreement). Equity need at the lower end of target is $6.6 billion (10%–15% target range); ~$1.9 billion of equity already contracted (~30% of four-year need covered), leaving ~$4.7 billion to source later (late 2027–2029). Forecast includes $3.0 billion of hybrid instruments at parent.
Cancerous Pipeline and New ESAs
Signed ESAs totaling over 1,000 MW this year across multiple industries. Enterprise pipeline still shows 7–12 GW of potential data center demand that is not yet in the plan, indicating significant additional growth optionality.
Operational Milestones and Cost Savings
Orange County Advanced Power Station achieved first fire milestone and is expected fully online in late summer. Power delivery team identified >$30 million in capital savings on a 230 kV project through improved design—an innovation applicable to future large transmission projects.
Renewables and Storage Activity
Active RFPs for >1,600 MW of renewables and storage and >4,500 MW of renewables/storage in various negotiation stages (roughly two-thirds of megawatts in negotiation would be owned). Management is actively managing projects through an accelerated Louisiana review process.
Regulatory and Customer-Focused Outcomes
Filed Entergy Louisiana asset application tied to Meta (commission moving on an accelerated 'Lightning' schedule with potential decision by December). Entergy Arkansas filed a modest base rate request ($45 million, <2%; residential impact <1%) with customer-facing features (time-of-use option, low-income discounts). Mississippi authorized securitization for Winter Storm Fern costs (~$200 million estimated) which management expects will lower customer costs.