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2021
安特吉因飓风Ida停电事件遭起诉
提起诉讼
代表企业主和Orleans Parish居民提起了针对Entergy的集体诉讼。原告指称Entergy未能提前处理其设备面临的可预见风险；诉状称这导致大范围停电。
来源摘录
The class-action lawsuit was filed over the weekend on behalf of business owners and people living in Orleans Parish.
The petition said that lack of action led to mass blackouts, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without air-conditioning and refrigeration for an extended period of time.
2021
美国核能管理委员会提议对Entergy处以15万美元罚款
罚款或处罚
美国核能管理委员会提议对Entergy处以15万美元罚款，理由是River Bend核电站发生三项违规，包括考试监考员伪造测试、操作员未充分进行安全检查，以及未获授权的员工取得存放网络安全相关设备房间的门禁钥匙。报道称违规发生于2018年至2020年间。
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The federal agency found there was an issue with an exam proctor falsifying a test and submitting it, an operator skimped on safety checks at the plant’s control building and a senior reactor operator gave an unauthorized employee an access key to a room with cybersecurity-related equipment inside.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is proposing a $150,000 fine against Entergy for three violations related to its River Bend Nuclear Station near St. Francisville.
2021
Entergy就风暴期间沟通不佳致歉
公司回应
冬季风暴导致客户停电后，Entergy Louisiana总裁Phillip May就沟通不佳致歉，并表示公司将努力改进。May承认公司未能满足客户对信息提供的期望。
品牌回应
道歉 — Entergy
“We apologize for the inconvenience and we will endeavor to improve,” May said.
来源摘录
“We did not meet customer expectations,” May admitted, as far as providing adequate information during last week’s storm that knocked offline about 130,000 of Entergy’s roughly 1 million customers statewide.
The Advocate reports that Entergy Louisiana President Phillip May, whose company provides power to about half the state’s consumers, apologized for the poor communications and promised to get better.
2021
德州家庭就男童停电期间死亡起诉 Entergy 和 ERCOT
提起诉讼
休斯顿地区一对夫妇在其 11 岁儿子于德州停电期间死于低体温症后起诉 Entergy，指控其重大过失。诉讼还称 ERCOT 对此负有责任，并向 ERCOT 和 Entergy 索赔超过 1 亿美元；这些属于指控，并非已报道的法院裁定。
来源摘录
The suit seeks more than $100 million in damages from ERCOT and Entergy, both of which offered canned public statements about being "deeply saddened by the loss of life in our community."
According to the nine-page lawsuit, Cristian "died because grid wasn't a priority, and the energy provider made decisions based on profits." Both Entergy and ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas), the latter of which manages the flow of electrical power throughout most of the state, are responsible for Cristian's death, the suit adds.
A Houston-area couple is suing Entergy, the utility company in charge of Texas energy, for gross negligence following the death of their 11-year-old son during the recent blackouts.
2018