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New Sierra Club report calls out AR utilities for not investing in more green energy
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Arkansas Times
The Sierra Club released an annual report on Monday grading utility companies’ efforts to provide affordable, clean energy to consumers around the country.
The organization didn’t hold back its criticism of Arkansas utilities.
The primary culprit for why more progress on the energy transition hasn’t been made, the Sierra Club said, is poor planning by utilities to meet growing electricity demand this decade.
You can read the full report from the Sierra Club below.
Entergy actually scored higher than most other southern utility companies, but the Sierra Club still criticized their approach to meeting growing energy demand.
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