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■ Natural Gas 26%
■ Nuclear 39%
■ Coal 10%
■ Purchased Power 25%
2013 SOURCES USED TO MEET UTILITY DEMAND
Entergy Corporation 2013 INTEGRATED REPORT 20
AT A GLANCE
Key Performance Indicators
Environmental
547.2 606.5
904.4
659.7
CUMULATIVE CO2 EMISSIONS
Million tons
Cumulative
Emissions
2001–2013
“Business
As Usual”
Case
2001–2013
Cumulative
Goal
2001–2013
Cumulative
Goal
through
2020
Social
■ Arts & Culture 6%
■ Community Improvement 25%
■ Education/Literacy 28%
■ Environmental 7%
■ Poverty Solutions/Social Services 34%
2013 PHILANTHROPY
Invested more than $15 million
■ White 82%
■ Other* 1%
■ Asian 1%
■ Black or African American 14%
■ Hispanic or Latino 2%
ENTERGY WORKFORCE
Ethnicity
* Includes American Indian/Alaskan Native;
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander; Multi
■ Generation X (born 1961–1981) 50%
■ Millennials (born 1982 and after) 14%
■ Baby Boomers (born 1943–1960) 36%
ENTERGY WORKFORCE
Age
81%
Male
19%
Female
ENTERGY WORKFORCE
Gender
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
2013 average for U.S. utilities: Male 78% / Female 22%
87%
Male
13%
Female
ENTERGY MANAGEMENT WORKFORCE
Gender
Based on EEO-1 code
EMPLOYEE AND RETIREE VOLUNTEERISM
Hours in thousands
76
53 49
85
100
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
2013 WASTE MINIMIZATION
• Recycled nearly two tons of rechargeable
batteries
• Reused or recycled more than 221 tons
of electronic equipment
• Resold more than 13 million pounds of
scrap wire, metal and equipment/vehicles
• Continued to deploy commodity recycling
programs at company locations, including
white paper, mixed paper, paperboard,
cardboard, aluminum, steel and plastics