From @EntergyArk: We will have intermittent outages statewide. The outages are to maintain the safety and stability of the grid and are under the supervision of our grid operator MISO. The duration of the outages may be as little as 30 minutes and may be several hours. https://t.co/aR8Wwh5NXn
Ben Gilmore
@lbengilmore · AR · S
Posts44
Engagement87
Voting-record position0.153
CoverageFeb 17, 2021 to Aug 11, 2024
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| Energy | 1.2% | 0.8% | +0.5 pp | Over-indexed | 44 |
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RT @ThePastorRyan: Here is an image of the amount of gas a resident in my community could afford this evening. 2.321 gallons of gas. That<U+2019>s<U+2026>
“The state has a rich history of oil, natural gas and brine production. While we can't abandon traditional energy resources without jeopardizing reliability, affordability and security, we must explore more efficient uses of these resources and prepare for alternative energy solutions. Today's decisions will shape the future of our energy sector and elevate Arkansas' position in global energy leadership.” Proud to join Rep. Rick Beck, my fellow Co-Chair of the Energy Committee in discussing the importance of supporting our traditional energy resources while embracing new opportunities that have the potential to significantly grow our economy. Read more of our op-ed in @ArkBusiness here: