Entergy seeking $450M from FEMA to bolster electric grid 

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Louisiana’s largest power company is asking the Federal Emergency Management Agency for $450 million to make its electric grid more resilient, under a program to help communities prepare for hurricanes and other extreme weather. Entergy Corp.’s eight grant applications include three of the four projects that were in a $39.5 million package rejected last year.

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