2022 Entergy Sustainability Reporting Framework
With more than 24,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, Entergy owns and operates one of the cleanest large-scale
power generation fleets in the country. This report details our 2023 reporting on 2022 performance of our sustainability risks
and opportunities, which is in line with the requirements of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board.

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Greenhousegas emissions
and energy
resourceplanning(1) Gross global scope 1
emissions, percentage
covered under (2)emissions-limiting
regulations, and (3)emissions-reporting
regulations

IF-EU-110a.1

Entergy measures, publishes, verifies through limited assurance, and has goals to reduce
scope 1, scope 2 and scope 3 emissions; scope 1 emissions are available and updated
annually in our greenhouse gas inventory. Entergy’s power plant scope 1 greenhousegas emissions are 100% covered by carbon dioxide emission monitoring and reporting
requirements. Additonal categories of scope 1 emissions include emissions such as sulfur
hexafluoride and fuguitive natural gas emissions, but are de minimis relative to stationary
combustion. However, all of these categories are included in the greenhouse gas inventory
provided at the referenced link and all of them except for mobile combustion are covered byemission-reporting regulations.

2022 Greenhouse gas emissions
inventory

Greenhouse gas
emissions associatedwith power deliveries

IF-EU-110a.2

Entergy greenhouse gas emissions associated with power deliveries may be found in
our EEI quantitative template. Additionally, the values provided in the template are further
supported by our annual greenhouse gas inventory.

EEI’s ESG quantitative template

Discussion of long-termand short-term strategy
or plan to manage scope
1 emissions, emissions
reduction targets, and ananalysis of performanceagainst those targets

IF-EU-110a.3

We expect to achieve the following interim goals on our path to net-zero emissions by 2050:

2022 Climate Report update+ Carbon-free energy capacity of 50% by 2030
Includes nuclear and renewable capacity, both owned and purchased. Additional capacity
provided by some accompanying battery storage paired with renewable energy.

2023 CDP climate change submission

2022 Greenhouse gas emissions
inventory

Climate action web page

+ Carbon dioxide emission rate reduction of 50% by 2030
Includes all generation, both owned and purchased, with a 2000 year baseline.
We plan to cease using coal by the end of 2030, provide approxminately 40% more power
to customers when compared to 2000 by 2030, enabling an estimated 9 million tonsof customer emission reductions through electrification by 2030, to invest $2.1 billion in
renewable generation facilities by 2025 and more. These short and long-term targets,
performance and analysis are detailed on pages 32-37 of our 2022 Climate Report, as wellas pages 20-45 of our 2023 CDP Climate response, and our environmental web page.

(1) Number of customers
served in markets
subject to renewable
portfolio standards and(2) percentage fulfillmentof RPS target by market

IF-EU-110a.4

Texas and New Orleans, representing approxminately 710,000 customers, are subject torenewable portfolio standards. A breakdown of number of customers by operating company
is available on page 22 of our 2022 Integrated Report.

2022 Integrated Report
Renewable energy web page

Texas is the only state in which Entergy is subject to a RPS. Entergy Texas, Inc. actively
participates in the Renewable Energy Certificates market by purchasing certificates in order
to meet RPS targets.
Additionally, Entergy New Orleans is subject to a Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard.
ENO is required by the Council’s rules to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040 andzero carbon emissions by 2050. A statewide proposed action exists for Louisiana to adopt a
renewable and clean portfolio standard but has not yet been approved.
We’re continuing to invest in owned and contracted carbon-free renewable generation, withan overview of our current, planned and targeted renewable projects on our renewableenergy web page.
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Air quality

Air emissions of thefollowing pollutants:(1) nitrous oxide (NOx)excluding N2O, (2)sulfur oxide (SOx),(3) particulate matter(PM10), (4) lead (Pb),and (5) mercury (Hg);percentage of each inor near areas of dense
population

IF-EU-120a.1

Emissions for nitrous oxide, sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions can be found in theEntergy performance data table and EEI quantitative template. These emissions werereviewed and verified by an independent third party, C Venture, as described in thestatement of assurance.

(1) Total water withdrawn,(2) total water
consumed, percentage
of each in regions withHigh or Extremely HighBaseline Water Stress

IF-EU-140a.1

Number of incidents
of non-complianceassociated with water
quantity and/or quality
permits, standards, andregulations

IF-EU-140a.2

The number of water permit exceedances can be found in the Entergy performance datatable.

Performance data table

Description of water
management risks anddiscussion of strategies
and practices to mitigate
those risks

IF-EU-140a.3

Water is essential to life but can be a risk during extreme weather events. Entergy addresses
water availability while also managing flood issues. We look for opportunities to reducewater use in our operations while evaluating water availability and ensuring compliance withstate and local permits and requirements.

Water management overview

Information regarding our water management can be found in our Water Management
Overview document, pages 8-28 of our 2023 CDP Water submission, on our environmental
web page and within our broader Environmental, Occupational Health and Safety policy.

Environmental, Occupational Healthand Safety policy

Watermanagement

Lead emissions associated with Entergy coal assets are included in the annual Toxics
Release Inventory reporting process, as defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. Historical Form R submissions can be found on the EPA website.

Performance data table
Environmental and social metrics
statement of assurance
EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
website

The consulting firm ERM publishes an annual report regarding company emissions andindustry trends. Filtering by Entergy under the filter Company name demonstrates Entergy’s
emissions relative to major cities.

Air emissions benchmarking report

Water withdrawls and consumption can be found in our EEI quantitative template.

2023 CDP water submission

Information on water withdrawals from water-stressed regions can be found on pages 5 and12-14 of our 2023 CDP Water submission.

EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template

The Lewis Creek Power Plant and Montgomery County Power Station in Willis, Texas, are theonly Entergy power plants that operate in a water-constrained area. These two generation
plants withdrew approximately 7.9% of Entergy’s total water withdrawals, and consumed
4.4%. Additional information on water conservation efforts at Lewis Creek and MCPS can befound on page 30 of our Integrated Report.

2022 Integrated Report

2023 CDP water submission
Environmental stewardship web page

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Coal ashmanagement

Amount of coal
combustion residuals
generated, percentage
recycled

IF-EU-150a.1

Coal combustion residual generation and recycle rates can be found in Entergy’s
performance data table and EEI quantitative template.

Performance data table

Total number of CCR
impoundments, broken
down by hazard
potential classificationand structural integrity
assessment

IF-EU-150a.2

There is one CCR impoundment in the Entergy portfolio subject to the dam safety reporting
requirements – the South Pond (also known as A Pond) at the White Bluff facility. Closure ofthis pond was completed and certified in October 2023. Additional information can be foundon the White Bluff facility CCR web page, under Closure and Post-Closure Care.

White Bluff plant CCR rule compliance
web page

Average retail electricrate for (1) residential,(2) commercial, and (3)industrial customers

IF-EU-240a.1

Electric retail revenues are available by customer type at the bottom of page 38 of ourInvestor Guide.

2022 Investor Guide

Typical monthly electricbill for residential
customers for (1) 500
kWh and (2) 1,000 kWhof electricity delivered
per month

IF-EU-240a.2

Typical residential bills using 1,000 kWh of electricity are broken down by Entergy utility
company and updated monthly on each company’s website. The average customer bills
for October 2023 are $127.39 for Arkansas, $133.64 for Louisiana, $136.39 for Mississippi,$139.86 for New Orleans and $137.04 for Texas.

Entergy Arkansas sample
residential rates

Energyaffordability

EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template

Entergy Louisiana sample residential
ratesEntergy Mississippi sample residential
ratesEntergy New Orleans sample
residential rates
Entergy Texas sample
residential rates

Number of residential
customer electric
disconnections for
nonpayment, percentage
reconnected within 30
days

IF-EU-240a.3

In 2022, 90.7% of customers were reconnected within 10 days.

Internal calculation. Not a material key
performance indicator.

Discussion of impact
of external factors on
customer affordability ofelectricity, including the
economic conditions of
the service territory

IF-EU-240a.4

Entergy’s focus on poverty is rooted in the economic reality of the communities we serve,
which include some of highest poverty regions in the United States. Approximately 25%
of Entergy’s 3 million customers live at or below the poverty line. Additional information on
customer affordability and supplementary initiatives can be found on our Community web
page.

Low-income customers web page2022 Integrated Report

Information regarding Entergy’s rates and initiatives to promote customer savings can befound on pages 33-35 of our Integrated Report.
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Workforce
health andsafety(1) Total recordable
incident rate, (2) fatality
rate, and (3) nearmissfrequency rate

IF-EU-320a.1

Entergy’s total recordable incident rate and number of fatalities by year can be foundon page 27 of our Integrated Report, as well as in our performance data table and EEIquantitative template. Entergy does not report a Near Miss Frequency Rate.

2022 Integrated Report

End-useefficiency anddemandPercentage of electricutility revenues fromrate structures that (1)are decoupled and (2)contain a lost revenue
adjustment mechanism

IF-EU-420a.1

The percentage of electric utility revenues from rate structures that (1) are decoupled and(2) contain a lost revenue adjustment mechanism is 0%, or 0.1201% averaged across our fiveoperating companies.

Internal calculation. Not a material key
performance indicator.

Percentage of electricload served by smart
grid technology

IF-EU-420a.2

Percentage of total electric customers served by smart meters for the Entire company can befound in the EEI quantitative template.

EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template

Customer electricity
savings from efficiency
measures, by market

IF-EU-420a.3

Smart meter data broken out by Entergy operating company can be found on the EIA-861
report. It is located within the Advanced Meter Excel file, downloaded in a zip file, by year,
filtering by Utility Name.

Performance data table
EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template

EIA-861 Report

We currently have approximinately 50 energy efficiency and demand-side management
offerings with a stated goal of 990 MW of peak load reduction through 2031. Energy
efficiency and demand-side management information can be found on page 8 of ourIntegrated Report, with additional data on our EEI quantitative template.

2022 Integrated Report

Energy efficiency savings data broken out by Entergy operating company can be found on
the EIA-861 report. It is located within the energy efficiency Excel file, downloaded in a zip
file, by year, filtering by Utility Name.

Environmental stewardship web page

EEI’s ESG Quantitative Template
EIA-861 ReportEntergy operating company disclosures of energy efficiency programs, including amountsof energy conserved, are publicly available and links to these dockets can be found on ourenvironmental web page, under Affordable Clean Energy.

Nuclear safety
and emergency
management

Total number of nuclear
power units, broken
down by U.S. Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
Action Matrix Column

IF-EU-540a.1

Description of efforts
to manage nuclear
safety and emergency
preparedness

IF-EU-540a.2

The Entergy Nuclear subsidiary owns, operates, supports and provides management
services to a national fleet of reactors in four locations in the United States. More information
on Entergy’s nuclear generating assets can be found on our power generation web page.

Utility nuclear generating assets
Nuclear sites web page

More information on each Entergy nuclear facility can be found on our Nuclear Sites web
page.
Nuclear power plant licensees, including Entergy, are required by the federal government toprovide emergency planning information to the public annually. Information by plant can befound on our Nuclear Emergency Planning web page.

Nuclear emergency planning web
page

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Grid resiliency

Number of incidents
of non-compliancewith physical and/or
cybersecurity standards
or regulations

IF-EU-550a.1

Information related to cybersecurity incidents are available in our Global Reporting Initiative
Social Indicators, specifically GRI Standards 418-1.

GRI social indicators web page(1) System Average
Interruption Duration
Index, (2) System
Average Interruption
Frequency Index and(3) Customer Average
Interruption Duration
Index, inclusive of major
event days

IF-EU-550a.2

These reliability measurements, broken out by Entergy operating company, can be foundon the EIA-861 report. It is located within the Reliability Excel file, downloaded in a zip file, byyear, filtering by Utility Name.

EIA-861 Report

The inclusion of information in this report should not be construed as a characterization regarding the materiality or financial impact of that information. Please see our Annual Report on Form 10-K for theyear ended Dec. 31, 2021, and other publicly filed documents, which are available at our Investor Relations website.

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