
Two programs are in play for home and community batteries. One is live. One is proposed. Here is the difference.
Entergy New Orleans pays battery owners for sharing power at peak times through its Virtual Power Plant program: $125 per average kW delivered, up to $600 a year for homes (Entergy cites about $360 as typical). Supported batteries: Tesla Powerwall, Enphase and FranklinWH. A battery that is offline earns $0, so keep it connected. Enrollment is done by you in your battery's app.
An upfront payment based on battery capacity, funded by the Grand Gulf settlement rather than ratepayers. The proposal would reserve about 40% of residential funds for low- and moderate-income households and set aside funds for community institutions. Participants would also enroll in the Virtual Power Plant program for a set term.
Join the interest list and we will contact you when the application opens, and review whether your home is a fit.