Hurricane Katrina Aftermath - Utilities Overcome Devastation To Turn On the Lights - McGraw-Hill Construction | ENR | ENR: Engineering News Record

	contact us

	advertise

careers

events

	FAQ

	ENR subscriber login »

ENR community:

enter »

Subscribe to ENR Magazine for only
$82 a year (includes full web access)

This content is available for purchase. It is FREE of charge for ENR subscribers.
Hurricane Katrina Aftermath - Utilities Overcome Devastation To Turn On the Lights - McGraw-Hill Construction \| ENR Publication Date: 12-SEP-05 Author: Mary Buckner Powers Format: HTML

Description:
Entergy Corp., the New Or-leans-based utility hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina, restored some power to the stricken city Sept. 4–nearly a week after the storm passed. Other coastal power providers also were coming back from their darkest hours, but rural systems still are facing hard times ahead.

SUBSCRIBER LOGIN

Generic Keywords: (What are these?)
Construction Industry, News Articles, Business Conditions & Analysis, Markets, Finance, Costs, Legislation, Government, Management, Labor, Construction Methods, Equipment & Materials, Engineering News-Record (ENR)

----- Advertising -----

ENR's Top Lists

ENR attempts to bring structure to an otherwise huge and chaotic industry by performing annual survey and ranking companies engaged in general contracting, specialty contracting, engineering, architecture, planning and studies. View all.

ENR's Source Books

ENR publishes various sourcebooks each year which rank design firms, contractors participating in our surveys in almost fifty separate market sectors, giving them an opportunity to demonstrate their particular areas of expertise. View all.

----- Advertising -----