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North Little Rock has sights set on Entergy customers
Hijacking customers from another company is one way to increase your customer base. Should the city be allowed to claim all customers from a public utility in exchange for compensation? How will it impact customers? “The City of North Little Rock has identified a recently annexed area that is currently served by Entergy Arkansas where it would like the North Little Rock Electric Department to provide electric utility service,” said Brandi Hinkle, a spokeswoman for Entergy Arkansas. The Electric Department is a major revenue generator for the city.
North Little Rock has sights set on Entergy customers
The city of North Little Rock is looking to grow its electricity service at the expense of Entergy Arkansas, the state’s largest electric utility.
Source: www.nwaonline.com
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