State lawmakers grill Entergy, praise Google in Joint Committee on Energy meeting
[Updated: This story has been corrected to clarify that Google, Entergy and the Little Rock Regional Chamber signed nondisclosure agreements that shielded Port of Little Rock project details only during early project development, and details about tax breaks and potential power draw were subsequently revealed. The updated version also clarifies details about water usage. We regret the error.] On Tuesday afternoon, the Arkansas Joint Committee on Energy met up at the Capitol for a lengthy…
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